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Spaceborne Laser Transmitter for the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) Mission

Anthony W. Yu, Kenji Numata, Hua Jiao, Scott A. Merritt, Frankie Micalizzi, Molly E. Fahey, Jordan Camp, and Michael A. Krainak

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Abstract

NASA is developing a highly stable, robust and reliable master oscillator power amplifier laser transmitter. We will discuss our technology development and progress on a spaceborne laser transmitter for the LISA mission.

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