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17 April 1995 Output characteristics and improvement in beam-profile of large-bore copper vapor lasers
Yasushi Iseki, Ikuo Watanabe, Etsuo Noda, Kazuo Hayashi, Setsuo Suzuki
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Abstract
Alumina plates (Gas-cooling plates) were inserted into the plasma tube of copper vapor lasers to cool the buffer gas at the center of the plasma tube. Consequently, the laser intensity increased, especially at the center, and higher output power was obtained. It was revealed by measurement that the gas-cooling plates reduce the buffer gas temperature and the lower laser level density of copper atoms at the center of the plasma tube. Output characteristics were measured by varying the repetition frequency. Plate insertion improved the central intensity at higher frequencies. Output power was most dependent on the frequency with the plate inserted, and increased proportionally as the frequency increased.
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Yasushi Iseki, Ikuo Watanabe, Etsuo Noda, Kazuo Hayashi, and Setsuo Suzuki "Output characteristics and improvement in beam-profile of large-bore copper vapor lasers", Proc. SPIE 2380, UV and Visible Lasers and Laser Crystal Growth, (17 April 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.206947
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KEYWORDS
Plasma

Neon

Hydrogen

Copper vapor lasers

Temperature metrology

Copper

Chemical species

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