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Construction and Operation of a Double‐Discharge TEA CO2 Laser

We have operated a double‐discharge transversely excited atmospheric pressure (TEA) CO2 laser with a Marx bank system at high output energies and efficiencies over a large discharge volume. The typical laser energy output is approximately 17 J/liter at an efficiency of 24% and a pulse‐to‐pulse variation of less than 10%. The parameters that govern the operation of the system are discussed.

A. Bernhardt | Yu-li Pan | J. Simpson

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