Opt Quant Electron

1977

DOI: 10.1007/bf01208765

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Controlled multiline CO2 oscillator

A. H. M. Olbertz

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“…One method is to employ transition-selective reflectors such as etalons [4], [ 5 ] or absorbers [6] like SF6. These techniques have in common that the losses of some oscillations with high gain have relatively increased, so that competition between the transitions has changed in favor of the weaker ones.…”

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An independently adjustable multiline AM mode-locked TEA CO₂laser

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Goor²,

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1983

IEEE J. Quantum Electron.

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Abstract-A new method is described for constructing an AM modelocked, multiline TEA COz laser oscillator generating nanosecond pulses. The multiline behavior is achieved by spatial separation of the rotational transitions at the amplifying medium. The setup generates 1.15 ns pulses with an energy of 3.7 mJ per pulse and containing simultaneously six rotational transitions in the 10.6 pm P-branch.

“…One method is to employ transition-selective reflectors such as etalons [4], [ 5 ] or absorbers [6] like SF6. These techniques have in common that the losses of some oscillations with high gain have relatively increased, so that competition between the transitions has changed in favor of the weaker ones.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An independently adjustable multiline AM mode-locked TEA CO₂laser

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,

Goor²,

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1983

IEEE J. Quantum Electron.

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Abstract-A new method is described for constructing an AM modelocked, multiline TEA COz laser oscillator generating nanosecond pulses. The multiline behavior is achieved by spatial separation of the rotational transitions at the amplifying medium. The setup generates 1.15 ns pulses with an energy of 3.7 mJ per pulse and containing simultaneously six rotational transitions in the 10.6 pm P-branch.

Short-Pulse Amplification

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1987

Springer Series in Optical Sciences

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Independently controllable multiline emission from a TEA CO2 laser

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Appl. Phys. B

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