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Increased laser power with a very low threshold is obtained with a 1500 pf pulsed coaxial discharge applying a 22% reflection sapphire plate. The pulse width is increased from 3 ns to 6 ns by the resonator. The discharge is pulsed by a high current rise “Nanolite” pulser. The output is 80 kv with a 14 kv pulse voltage. The beam divergence amounts to approximately 1 mrad only. The energy conversion factor is increased to 0.35%.
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Fischer, H., Girnus, R., Ruehl, F. (1976). Low 3.3 KV Threshold 100 KW Coaxial N2 Laser with a Resonator. In: Bostick, W.H., Nardi, V., Zucker, O.S.F. (eds) Energy Storage, Compression, and Switching. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2214-6_51
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