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Absolute wavelength calibration of pulsed lasers by use of machine vision

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Abstract

We developed a new absolute wavelength calibration system that uses machine vision for measurement of low-repetition-rate, short-pulse-duration (10-Hz, 5-ns) tunable lasers. Weak fluorescence from an iodine cell was measured by use of machine vision as a spatially gated integrator, and a pulsed dye-laser wavelength was calibrated with an accuracy of ±0.005 nm, which is precise enough for differential absorption lidar application.

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