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Mode Quality Control in Large Area, RF Excited CO2 Laser Employing Split-Wave Hybrid Resonator

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Abstract

Gas discharge excitation at 40.68 MHz (ISM frequency in the VHF-band) is proven to be efficient for non-wave-guide, diffusion-cooled, large area CO2 laser employing a novel type of resonator cavity referred to as split-wave hybrid (SWH) resonator [1]. SWH resonator approach represents a custom resonator concept in the design of sealed-off, high power, single mode CO2 lasers for industrial applications. Electrode walls in the SWH resonator act as wave-front-splitting mirrors similar to a Fresnel double mirror or Lloyd mirror interferometer [2].

© 1998 IEEE

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