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4 February 1988 Study And Application Of Soft X-Ray Emission From Laser-Produced Plasmas
M. Chaker, H. Pepin, V. Bareau, B. Lafontaine, I. Toubhans,, R. Fabbro, J. F. Currie
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Abstract
Laser created X-ray sources have been investigated both theoretically and experimentally using X = 1.06 pi and X = 0.26 wm and short pulses (T = 0.5 nsec). We also report the first detailed X-ray measurements using a low energy commercially available KrF laser (τ = 25 nsec). The conversion efficiency is given for various target atomic numbers and a large range of laser intensities. Finally, we introduce lithographic considerations and examine the laser requirements for an X-ray lithography source acceptable for industrial applications.
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M. Chaker, H. Pepin, V. Bareau, B. Lafontaine, I. Toubhans,, R. Fabbro, and J. F. Currie "Study And Application Of Soft X-Ray Emission From Laser-Produced Plasmas", Proc. SPIE 0831, X-Rays from Laser Plasmas, (4 February 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.965043
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KEYWORDS
X-rays

Pulsed laser operation

Plasmas

Energy efficiency

Copper

Fusion energy

Glasses

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