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The two work horses. Spectra Physics 165 and 164 Argon Ion Lasers and a Spectra Physics 265 Power Supply. |
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The back laser is covered by a box in which a hole in front and a shutter inside over the hole has been mounted. This keeps stray light from the laser head from illuminating the room. |
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This is the shutter inside the box. |
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Here is my vibration table. 11 inches of sand in a wood box on inner tubes. |
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I found having an interferometer to test everything other then table stability is most advantageous. |
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Here is use a therapeutic heating pad to heat my alcohol up. |
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This is a static constructed Reflection Hologrphic camera used to make 4x5 Reflection holograms of small objects. |
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The is the work end of the camera. At top is the transfer mirror. About midway is the plate holder and at the bottom is the object. |
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A better view of the plateholder, which is simply static using gravity only and the object area. |
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This is looking down the beam path and through the aperature once all blockers ahve been put into place on the camera. |
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