Services Electronics Research Laboratory

industry:
Research laboratory (military electronics)
Nationality:
British

Established during world war two and became a separate entity in 1950s

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visible light (helium-neon) laser

Open laser tube, for carbon dioxide laser, pin bar construction for use at atmospheric pressure

First sealed-off carbon dioxide pulsed Transversely Excited Atmospheric laser

Gallium phosphide crystal lamps (H4)

Experimental crystal lamps (H7) with a metal rod for the cathode connection to improve heat-sinking

Early GaP:Zn

Experimental, high-power, demountable Adler tube amplifier (tube only)

Experimental crystal lamps (H6) using gallium phosphide cut from an ingot

Gallium phosphide red indicator lamps (H11)
Case, cut away to reveal the interior, containing ruby laser, the second to operate in the United Kingdom, made at the Services Electronics Research Laboratories, Baldock, in 1961

Ruby laser, the second to operate in the United Kingdom.
Neodymium YAG (yttrium aluminium garnet) laser by Services Electronics Research Laboratory, Worcester, 1966, the lamp and crystal are contained in a reflective ellispsoidal cavity

Neodymium YAG (yttrium aluminium garnet) laser

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