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1 June 1989 High Power And High Efficiency Copper Bromide Lasers
N. V. Sabotinov, N. K. Vuchkov, D. N. Astadjov
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Abstract
The most likely reasons for the hydrogen effect on the CuBr laser performance are discussed. A novel electrical circuitry consisting of two interacting peaking circuits for the CuBr laser excitation is also described. Based on these innovations the output power and the efficiency of a typical CuBr laser tube (electrode separation of 50 cm and i.d. of 2cm) scale up, respectively, to 20 W and 1.5%.
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N. V. Sabotinov, N. K. Vuchkov, and D. N. Astadjov "High Power And High Efficiency Copper Bromide Lasers", Proc. SPIE 1041, Metal Vapor Laser Technology and Applications, (1 June 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.951237
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KEYWORDS
Hydrogen

Neon

Metals

Ionization

Copper

Ultraviolet radiation

Plasma

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