학술논문
Laser Induced Damage Measurements of Free Electron Laser Optical Components
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stp-paper
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Source
Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 1987, Jan 1988, Vol. 1988, No. 1038, pp. 409-409.
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Language
English
Abstract
A study of free electron laser (FEL) related optical damage is currently under way at Los Alamos National Laboratory. A single burst of the FEL has been simulated using a Nd:YAG laser system operating at 1064 nm. Thfe laser is a modelocked, 100 microsecond, pulse selected system operating at 10 pulses per second.
Damage thresholds for conventionally deposited dielectric high reflectors as well as bare metals have been studied and the results are reported. Some high reflectors have demonstrated laser induced damage thresholds of greater than 5 megawatts/cm2 average pulse power.
Also, reported are damage data for a non-modelocked laser configuration.
Damage thresholds for conventionally deposited dielectric high reflectors as well as bare metals have been studied and the results are reported. Some high reflectors have demonstrated laser induced damage thresholds of greater than 5 megawatts/cm2 average pulse power.
Also, reported are damage data for a non-modelocked laser configuration.