Mode selection technique for a laser

Coherent light generators – Particular active media – Gas

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C372S061000, C372S055000, C372S092000, C372S095000, C372S103000

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08009715

ABSTRACT:
A mode selection technique in a laser is described wherein a recess is formed in a surface of a waveguide in the laser. The recess provides a region of free space propagation within the waveguide which preferentially selects the lowest order mode. A mode selective RF excited CO2slab laser, having a stable resonator in the waveguide dimension and a negative branch unstable resonator in the non-waveguide dimension, is constructed and the position and size of the recess is considered to provide low order mode selection.

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