Oscillators – Molecular or particle resonant type
Patent
1974-09-05
1976-07-20
Webster, Robert J.
Oscillators
Molecular or particle resonant type
331 945PE, H01S 322
Patent
active
039709647
ABSTRACT:
A new class of high-power lasers capable of high efficiencies in the visible and shorter wave lengths is taught, employing an excitation energy transfer mechanism from a pumped noble donor gas, such as Argon, to an acceptor lasing gas, preferably Nitrogen. In particular, such an Argon/Nitrogen laser exhibits a very useful, unique output wave length at 3577A, this being derived from a mixture of Argon, predominantly, with a minor percentage of Nitrogen, excited by a relativistic electron beam of relatively high current density. Such gas lasers with a noble gas as donor offer great promise, using high electrical conversion. efficiency of the noble donor gas with a non-radiative energy transfer to the lasing gas.
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Ault Earl R.
Bhaumik Mani L.
Olson N. Thomas
Northrop Corporation
Sokolski Edward A.
Webster Robert J.
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