4.12_PWS_SOW_TISA_LASER.pdf

Monterey, CA

Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center

STATEMENT OF WORK OF TITANIUM SAPPHIRE (Ti:Sa) LASER

Background.

1. Naval Post Graduate school is requesting the purchase of a Titanium Sapphire (Ti:Sa) laser for general use in experiments in the atom interferometry lab. This laser system will enable many experiments designed to both advance state of the art in the field of atom interferometry as well as be a useful tool for students to learn.

Item

Manufacturer Part

Number

Description Qty Unit

1 Solstis

System

SolsTiS

PSX XFS

Titanium Sapphire Laser

- Absolute linewidth: The linewidth of the laser should be smaller than

100 kHz in a 100 msec measurement time.

- The laser should have a large (greater than 10 nanometers) mode-hop free tuning range

- The laser amplitude noise should be less than

0.1%

- Due to the expected operating conditions, the cavity should be hermetically sealed.

- The laser operation should be fully automated, including automated scanning, with the option to have the laser located far away (~

20-30 meters) from the controller computer.

-The laser should provide a minimum of 5 watts continuous wave output power at 780 nanometers.

- The laser should provide 1 watt of continuous wave power at

461 nm.

- The laser system to be provide should include a pump laser. Pump laser efficiency will be considered during selection.

1 Each

Monterey, CA

Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center

Quote must include delivery costs.

2. Delivery Date: 30 SEPTEMBER 2019.

3. Inspection and Invoicing.

a. Upon delivery Government receiving agents will inspect the radios and accessories for proper specification and any other deficiencies.

b. In the event of discrepancies, the vendor will replace items deemed unsuitable.

4. Delivery Address:

Naval Postgraduate School

1 University Way

Monterey, CA 93943

- Provision needs to be made to allow pumping of a second laser head (to be acquired in the future