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Conditions for the excitation of a wide-aperture XeCl laser with an average output radiation power of 1 kW

В М Борисов, Andrey A. Dmitriev, A V Prokof'ev, Oleg B. Khristoforov

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The conditions for energy deposition in a pulse-periodic XeCl laser with a 9 cm × 6 cm aperture were investigated and analysed. A new power supply system in the form of two series-connected LC inverter circuits, combined with a magnetic pulse-compression stage, ensured the formation of a homogeneous gas discharge at charging voltages not exceeding 30 kV. An output energy of 10 J per pulse was obtained at a pulse repetition rate of 100 Hz.

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The conditions for energy deposition in a pulse-periodic XeCl laser with a 9 cm × 6 cm aperture were investigated and analysed. A new power supply system in the form of two series-connected LC inverter circuits, combined with a magnetic pulse-compression stage, ensured the formation of a homogeneous gas discharge at charging voltages not exceeding 30 kV. An output energy of 10 J per pulse was obtained at a pulse repetition rate of 100 Hz.

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The conditions for energy deposition in a pulse-periodic XeCl laser with a 9 cm × 6 cm aperture were investigated and analysed. A new power supply system in the form of two series-connected LC inverter circuits, combined with a magnetic pulse-compression stage, ensured the formation of a homogeneous gas discharge at charging voltages not exceeding 30 kV. An output energy of 10 J per pulse was obtained at a pulse repetition rate of 100 Hz.

Key concepts: Radiation, Excitation, Power (physics), Laser, Aperture (computer memory), Optics, Materials science, Environmental science

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