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High-stability thyratron-switched TEA nitrogen laser

Thyratron switching of the electric excitation of transversely excited atmospheric pressure (TEA) nitrogen lasers results in higher energy, about four times better stability (3% FWHM) and 100 times smaller jitter (1 ns) compared to spark gap switching. The laser operation is very sensitive to the heating voltage of the thyratron.

M. Gorbal | B. Rácz | L. Kozma | I. Santa

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