Specifications
Laser Diode Package	Ø5.6 mm and Ø9 mm
TEC Current	3.0 A (Max)
TEC Voltage	3.75 V (Max)
Q_MAX (@ I_Max)*	6.3 W
dT_MAX (@ I_Max)**	67 °C
Temperature Sensor	10 kΩ Thermistor

*Maximum amount of heat that can be absorbed at the cold face of the TEC.
**Maximum difference in temperature achievable between the hot and cold faces of the TEC.

Pin Connections
Pin 1	Peltier Cooler +Ve
Pin 2	Thermistor
Pin 3	Thermistor
Pin 4	Peltier Cooler -Ve

Features

Built-In, 3 A TEC Element
Multi-Axis Flexure Stage Platform Compatible
Accepts Ø5.6 mm and Ø9 mm Laser Diode Packages

Thorlabs' HLD001 TEC stabilized laser mount is designed to integrate our Ø5.6 mm and Ø9 mm laser diodes into our mult-axis flexure platforms as well as provide temperature regulation for the diodes. The TEC element contained in this mount can sink up to 3 A to keep the laser diode at a constant temperature. Temperature stabilization of laser diodes is necessary for applications which require substantial control over a diodes power and wavelength. Thorlabs offers a wide variety of Temperature and Current Controllers suitable for laser diode temperature and current control. Specifically the TTC001 T-Cube Temperature Controller and the TLD001 T-Cube Current Controller are often used in applications that utilize the HLD001 mount

In addition to providing a TEC for temperature stabilization, the HLD001 mount is also designed to assimilate into a flexure platform. The mount features an alignment key that mates with a keyway of a flexure platform; yielding simple and accurate method to integrate this mount into a flexure assembly. Integration into these multi-axis flexure mounts provides excellent control over a diode's position and alignment with optical systems.

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Poster: alee

Posted Date: 2013-01-24 18:21:53.13

Hi, Could you tell me if this mount is suitable for hooking upto an ITC4001 controller and if so what cables should be used? I'm using a UV, 5.6mm, style B laser diode. FYI I Currently use several TCLMD9 and LDM21 mounts but have a few issues with these, the very large cables and connectors take up a lot of room and put a lot of torque on the mounts, it's hard to keep them stable amd firmly positioned with just a 1/2" post. The beam coming from a mounted 5.6mm diode in one of these mounts is usually to off axis to use with a cage system as well, do you think a HDL001 mounted on a kinematic platform will be a worthwhile upgrade? Regards Andrew

Poster: cdaly

Posted Date: 2013-01-24 16:40:00.0

Response from Chris at Thorlabs to Andrew: Thank you for using our webfeedback. If beam pointing is an issue, I would first check to make sure the diode itself is mounted securely in the TCLDM9 with the appropriate flange. If it's still offset with respect to the cage, perhaps the simplest solution would be to use a KCB1 mirror mount to steer the beam within the cage. If this is not an option, the HLD001 is certain worth looking into, but there are a few things you should note. There is no cable directly compatible with both of these devices so in order to used them together you would need to solder one using the extra connectors provided with the ITC and the socket provided with the HLD001. You should also be sure to make sure that this TEC can handle the heat generated by your diode. The capacity of the mount is 6.3 Watts, as opposed to the TCLDM9 which has a 20 W capacity.

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