| Date: | 2007-09-22 23:54:00 | |
| Sender: | Julie Horvath, Thomas Oldham: NASA SLR <Horvath, Julie E. <Julie.Horvath@Honeywell.com>> | |
| Subject: | [SLR-Mail] No. 1608: 7105 GODL: Greenbelt, MD Engineering Testing | |
| Author: | Julie Horvath, Thomas Oldham | |
| Content: | ******************************************************************************** SLR Electronic Mail 2007-09-22 23:54:00 UTC Message No. 1608 ******************************************************************************** Author: Julie Horvath, Thomas Oldham: NASA SLR Subject: 7105 GODL: Greenbelt, MD Engineering Testing Dear Colleagues, The MOBLAS-7 system, located at Goddard in Greenbelt, MD, is presently testing a new Crystal Saturable Absorber that may serve as a replacement to their current flowing laser dye cell configuration. This is a possible future Engineering enhancement to all NASA systems, that will reduce maintenance time and eliminate the need for the hazardous substance, Monochlrobenzene. The new saturable absorber was installed at MOBLAS-7 on September 12th, and an evaluation of data has revealed slightly higher than normal RMS´s, but no biases. In recent days, Engineers have been able to bring the RMS´s down to normal levels. All data taken since September 12th will be released to the community, today 9/21/07, with a change in the configuration flag. Please be aware that the saturable absorber remains in the system, and all data taken has been with the new configuration. Please let us know if you have any issues with this data. Best Regards, Julie Horvath Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc. NASA SLR julie.horvath@honeywell.com Tom Oldham Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc. NASA SLR thomas.oldham@honeywell.com ”/DGFI3/home/slrmail/mbox” complete From: ”Horvath, Julie E.” ******************************************************************************** |