20th Fluid Dynamics, Plasma Dynamics and Lasers Conference 1989
DOI: 10.2514/6.1989-1897
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Mechanism for time-dependent oscillations in a CW HF chemical laser unstable resonator

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“…The amplitude, frequency, and Fresnel number dependence of the time-dependent oscillations which were predicted to occur on lines whose saturated gain does not fill the confocal unstable resonator were measured experimentally. 3,4 These experiments were performed on the Helios CLI, 15 cm gain length, and CLII, 30 cm gain length, subsonic chemical lasers. The time-dependent oscillations had a period of ~40 ns independent of flow rates.…”
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“…The amplitude, frequency, and Fresnel number dependence of the time-dependent oscillations which were predicted to occur on lines whose saturated gain does not fill the confocal unstable resonator were measured experimentally. 3,4 These experiments were performed on the Helios CLI, 15 cm gain length, and CLII, 30 cm gain length, subsonic chemical lasers. The time-dependent oscillations had a period of ~40 ns independent of flow rates.…”
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“…7 In response to these experiments, numerical simulations were performed and a mechanism was proposed. 5,6 The time-dependent oscillations of the laser power result from a competition between chemical pumping and radiative deactivation due to lasing. The rate of chemical pumping must be less than the rate of radiative deactivation.…”
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