Laser cooling

Coherent light generators – Particular temperature control – Liquid coolant

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056967837

ABSTRACT:
The cooling of the outer surface of the rod or other solid active element of a solid state laser is improved by causing coolant to travel in a plurality of, preferably streamline, helical flows extending around this surface in contact with it. The respective longitudinal components of a pair of the helical flows preferably extend in opposite directions along the surface to improve the uniformity of cooling.

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