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Passive, organic thin films perform key optical-phase-control functions on the new, 30-kJ (351-nm) OMEGA glass laser system. Thin-film control-device performance requirements, material selection criteria, and in-system use experiences are reported. Performance limits and next-generation device requirements will be discussed as well.
© 1995 Optical Society of America
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