Tunable Nd: YAG Pumped Laser System (Quantity 1)
ID: RFQ_2023-007593Type: Solicitation
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ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFALLIANCE SUSTAINABLE ENRGY-DOECONTRGolden, CO, 80402, USA

PSC

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES TESTING AND INSPECTION (6635)

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https://sam.gov/opp/14d0e36600e84dbf8f467b4a733cc961/view
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    Solicitation from the Department of Energy: The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is seeking a Tunable Nd: YAG Pumped Laser System (Quantity 1). This laser system is crucial for conducting time-resolved microwave conductivity (TRMC) and time-resolved dielectric loss (TRDL) spectroscopy measurements. The system will support the Solar Photochemistry core program, the BioLec EFRC, and the SPECS EFRC, ensuring reliable access to TRMC and TRDL measurements for present and future projects.

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    Mary Hastings
    mary.hastings@nrel.gov
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