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Efficient Arc Lamps for Optical Pumping of Neodymium Lasers

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A krypton arc lamp with high conversion efficiency has been obtained by increasing Kr pressure. The conversion efficiency of a lamp at 8 atm is about 1.2–1.5 times as high as that of a lamp used at 2 atm, depending on the operating electrical input. The high pressure Kr arc lamp and Nd:YAG rod were set in a prolate ellipsoidal cavity. Laser power of 73 W was obtained at an input of 2.63 kW for a slope efficiency of 3.5%.

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