laser tuning

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a technique for adjusting a laser's output frequency to within a specific range, especially in semiconductors.

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For further information regarding reeds see chapter on tuning.
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The tuning of an organ is seriously affected by the temperature of the surrounding air.
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Figure 31 may be taken to represent a reed block, eschallot, tongue and tuning wire at rest.
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This bending of the tuning wires, however, takes place to a much larger extent than most organ builders imagine.
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The inside bore of tube T is of such diameter that the tuning wire fits snugly therein.
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