Agilent Technologies 10737L, 10737R manual 7O-14 User’s Manual

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Chapter 7O Agilent 10737L and Agilent 10737R Compact Three-Axis

Interferometers

Installation and Alignment

Table 7O-1. Tools and Equipment Required or Recommended

Item and Description

Mfr. Part Number (Mfr =

Comment, Note, etc.

 

Agilent unless otherwise

 

 

indicated)

 

 

 

 

Penta prism or similar prism that bends

Prisms of this type are available

Recommended, but not required.

light exactly 90 degrees

from scientific or optical supply

For setting up right angles in the

 

shops

 

beam paths from the laser head to the

 

 

 

 

interferometers.

 

 

An Agilent 10777A Optical Square

 

 

may be used.

 

 

 

True square

L.S. Starret, Athol, Mass.

Recommended, but not required.

 

 

For setting up beam paths parallel to

 

 

or perpendicular to machine surfaces

 

 

that are parallel to or perpendicular to

 

 

the stage mirrors.

 

 

 

Washer, lock, 0.115 in id, 0.270 in od,

2190-0004

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

internal tooth; qty = 6

 

Interferometer.

 

 

 

Screw, cap, 4-40, 0.500 in lg, hex trim

2940-0269

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

head 0.187 in (3/16 in) across flats; qty =

 

Interferometer.

2

 

 

 

 

 

Screw, machine, 4-40, 1.75 in lg, pan

2200-0127

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

head, pozidriv; qty = 6

 

Interferometer.

 

 

 

Screw, socket head cap, 4-40, 0.250 in

3030-0253

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

lg, hex recess 0.094 in (3/32 in) across

 

Interferometer.

flats; qty = 2

 

 

 

 

 

Screw, socket head cap, 2-56, 0.187 in

3030-0983

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

lg, 0.064 in radius oval point, hex recess;

 

Interferometer.

qty = 2

 

 

 

 

 

Hex key, 5/64 in (0.078–in)

8710-0865

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

 

 

Interferometer.

 

 

 

Hex key, 3/32-in (0.094 in)

8710-0896

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

 

 

Interferometer.

 

 

 

Wrench, 3/16-in open-end

8710-1740

Supplied with Agilent 10737L/R

 

 

Interferometer.

 

 

Used to secure the Agilent 10711A

 

 

Adjustable Mount.

 

 

 

Alignment Aid

10706-60001

Supplied with the Agilent 10737L/R

 

 

Interferometer.

 

 

See Figure 7O-7 for illustration.

 

 

 

Alignment Aid

10706-60202

Supplied with the Agilent 10737L/R

 

 

Interferometer.

 

 

See Figure 7O-7 for illustration.

 

 

 

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User’s Manual

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Contents Page Description Figures 7O-1 through 7O-3 allow up to three measurements1. Agilent 10737L Compact Three-axis Interferometer Agilent 10737L Compact THREE-AXIS Interferometer Agilent 10737R Compact THREE-AXIS Interferometer Stage ApplicationsGeneral Optical Schematics 4. Measurement using two Agilent 10737R interferometers7O-8 User’s Manual Orientation Laser beam power considerationSpecial Considerations Agilent 10737L THREE-AXIS Interferometer Agilent 10737R THREE-AXIS Interferometer Fasteners Adjustable mountsMounting General Installation and AlignmentSummary Tools and Equipment Required or Recommended7O-14 User’s Manual 7. Agilent 10737L/R interferometers-alignment aids Initial installation and setup ProcedurePlanning the measurement setup Installing and aligning an interferometer Removing the receiver assemblyRemoving the high stability adapter reference mirror Agilent 10706-60001 Alignment AidAligning the measurement beam path 7O-20 User’s Manual Aligning the reference beam path Comparing beam path alignments Operation Specifications and Characteristics 7O-25 7O-26 User’s Manual

10737L, 10737R specifications

Agilent Technologies has long been a leader in providing advanced solutions for testing and measurement in the fields of electronics and telecommunications. Among their suite of precision components, the Agilent 10737R and 10737L stand out as powerful instruments engineered for high-performance applications in the field of RF and microwave testing.

The Agilent 10737R is designed with a focus on accuracy and reliability, particularly in the realm of vector network analysis. This model integrates exceptionally low insertion loss and high dynamic range, which makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring meticulous measurement capabilities. The 10737R boasts a frequency range extending from 0.1 to 40 GHz, enabling engineers to perform accurate assessments on a wide variety of microwave components. A key feature of this model is its advanced calibration technique, which helps ensure precision and linearity in measurements, critical for modern measurement tasks.

Conversely, the Agilent 10737L model is tailored for a slightly different focus, providing specialized capabilities for a spectrum of RF applications. This model emphasizes enhanced measurement speed without compromising accuracy, making it suitable for production test environments. With a frequency range stretching from 0.1 to 30 GHz, the 10737L incorporates state-of-the-art technology to reduce measurement uncertainties and improve overall testing throughput. Its robustness and durability ensure reliable performance across various testing scenarios.

Both 10737 models are equipped with sophisticated digital signal processing technology, which enables real-time data analysis and interpretation. Users can take advantage of high-resolution display features that allow for easy interpretation of results and efficient data management. The interface is designed to facilitate seamless integration with other Agilent test instruments, enhancing compatibility and operational flexibility.

In terms of characteristics, both models provide excellent temperature stability and minimal drift, which are crucial for long-term testing applications. They are constructed to withstand the rigors of a laboratory environment while maintaining precise performance over their operational life.

Overall, the Agilent 10737R and 10737L are indispensable tools for engineers in need of advanced measurement solutions in RF and microwave technology. Their unique features, enhanced measurement capabilities, and high reliability make them a valuable investment for professionals focused on pushing the boundaries of electronic testing and validation.