703-to 731-nm FI laser excited by a transverse inductive discharge

Ражев, А. М.; Mkhitaryan, V. M.; Churkin, Dmitry V.

doi:10.1134/1.2130908

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“…The maximum output laser radiation energy was 0.85 mJ and it was approximately 7 times higher than that obtained in our previous paper 25 . The pulse power was 10 kW at the pulse duration of 80 ns.…”

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confidence: 63%

“…The optimal composition for our excitation conditions was He:F 2 -100:1 and the maximal laser radiation intensity was achieved at the pressure of 40 torr. In detail these investigations are described in 25 .On the Figure 11 the temporal traces of the inductor voltage and a laser pulse for the mixture He:F 2 -100:1 under a pressure of 40 torr at 27 kV charging voltage are…”

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“…The first successful experiments on lasing on the electronic transition of fluorine atom under excitation of by PTID were reported in 25 where first inductive FI laser was created.…”

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“…One system was developed on the base of the excitation scheme of a LC-inverter type and it is described in detail in 25 . Another system is shown on the Figure 1.…”

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Gas lasers excited by a pulsed inductive discharge

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A pulsed transverse inductive discharge (PTID) is used to population inversion formation on the transitions in atoms and molecules. Excitation system producing an inductive discharge in gases under a pressure within a range from 0,1 to 1,0 atm has been created. The experimental study of spectral and temporal parameters of stimulated emission for active media on the Ne (585.3 nm), He (587.5, 667.8 nm), Ar (750.4 nm) atoms and XeF* (353 nm), XeCl *(308 nm) and KrF* (248 nm), molecules excited by an inductive transverse discharge was performed. Lasing on the transitions of fluorine atoms and nitrogen molecules are reported. The results of the experimental study of spectral, temporal, and energy parameters of fluorine (FI) and nitrogen inductive lasers are presented.

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“…The first successful experiments on lasing on the electronic transition of fluorine atom under excitation of by PTID were reported in 25 where first inductive FI laser was created.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…One system was developed on the base of the excitation scheme of a LC-inverter type and it is described in detail in 25 . Another system is shown on the Figure 1.…”

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“…According to our observations discharge thickness decreased as a function of pressure. It was found in [4][5][6][7][8] that the output energy of the inductive lasers was proportional to the discharge tube diameter, i.e. the lasing efficiency and output energy increased with increasing the tube diameter.…”

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Pulsed Inductive Discharge as New Method for Gas Lasers Pumping

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Churkin²,

Es³

2013

J Elec Electron Syst

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Citation: Razhev AM, Churkin DS, Kargapol'tsev ES (2013) Experimental SetupIn our experiments we used two excitation systems. The first one is shown in Figure 1. The excitation system operated in the following AbstractResults of experimental investigations into the possibility of a pulsed inductive cylindrical discharge as a new method of pumping gas lasers operating at different transitions of atoms and molecules with different mechanisms of formation of inversion population are presented. The excitation systems of a pulsed inductive cylindrical discharge (pulsed inductively coupled plasma) in the gases are developed and experimentally investigated. For the first time five pulsed inductive lasers on the different transitions of atoms and molecules are created. Characteristic feature of the emission of pulsed inductive lasers is ring-shaped laser beam with low divergence and pulse-to-pulse instability is within 1%. Citation: Razhev AM, Churkin DS, Kargapol'tsev ES (2013) Pulsed Inductive Discharge as New Method for Gas Lasers Pumping. J Electr Electron Syst 2: 112.

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Xenon-addition effect on energy and lasing duration of a pulsed inductive CO2 laser with RF excitation

Ражев

Kargapoltsev²

2022

Appl. Phys. B

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703-to 731-nm FI laser excited by a transverse inductive discharge

Cited by 21 publications

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Gas lasers excited by a pulsed inductive discharge

Gas lasers excited by a pulsed inductive discharge

Pulsed Inductive Discharge as New Method for Gas Lasers Pumping

Xenon-addition effect on energy and lasing duration of a pulsed inductive CO2 laser with RF excitation

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