Study of an electric-discharge molecular fluorine VUV laser
The effect of the discharge voltage, composition and pressure of the He-F{sub 2} gas mixture on the output radiation parameters of a VUV F{sub 2} laser is studied. It is shown that reaction of dissociative attachment of electrons to fluorine molecules plays a significant role in the process of activ...
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description | The effect of the discharge voltage, composition and pressure of the He-F{sub 2} gas mixture on the output radiation parameters of a VUV F{sub 2} laser is studied. It is shown that reaction of dissociative attachment of electrons to fluorine molecules plays a significant role in the process of active medium excitation. The condition for choosing the optimal mixture composition is determined. The use of a pump generator with multistage magnetic compression of high-voltage pulses and preionisation system with a barrier discharge at the surface of a ceramic tube ensures a high homogeneity of the gas discharge (without cathode spots). A small-size 2.5-mJ F{sub 2} laser (with an active volume of {approx}9 cm{sup 3}) with a pulse repetition rate of up to 1 kHz operating on a He-F{sub 2} mixture at a pressure of up to 3500 mbar is developed. (lasers) |
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