entre les deux canaux selon la commande Labview pour 2 niveaux de commande AOTF (e)

Figure C.7 Puissance du laser pour les longueurs d'onde d'excitation et d'émission selon le temps de

chaue (a & b), selon la commande AOTF (c) et selon la commande Labview (d). Ratio des puissances

entre les deux canaux selon la commande Labview pour 2 niveaux de commande AOTF (e).

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