Steady multiply pulsed discharge-heated copper-vapor laser with copper halide lasant

Discharge-heated radiation-cooled operation of a copper-vapor laser (CVL) using copper chloride and copper iodide as the lasant has been maintained for periods of over an hour. Maximum power was over 4 W and system efficiency over 0.3 percent. Discharge tube temperature of up to 800°C and beam-size...

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description Discharge-heated radiation-cooled operation of a copper-vapor laser (CVL) using copper chloride and copper iodide as the lasant has been maintained for periods of over an hour. Maximum power was over 4 W and system efficiency over 0.3 percent. Discharge tube temperature of up to 800°C and beam-size reduction to less than half the tube inside diameter (ID) have also been observed.
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CHLORIDES
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COPPER
COPPER CHLORIDES
COPPER COMPOUNDS
COPPER HALIDES
COPPER IODIDES
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FLUIDS
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METALS
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Optical pulses
Temperature measurement
Testing
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VAPORS
Waste heat
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