Coherent light generators – Free electron laser
Patent
1989-06-30
1990-12-11
Lee, John D.
Coherent light generators
Free electron laser
372102, H01S 300
Patent
active
049775600
ABSTRACT:
A near-perfect grating rhomb enables an output beam to be diffracted to an angle offset from the input beam. The correcting grating is tipped relative to the dispersing grating to provide the offset angle. The correcting grating is further provided with a groove spacing which differs from the dispersing grating groove space by an amount effective to substantially remove angular dispersion in the output beam. A near-perfect grating rhomb has the capability for selective placement in a FEL to suppress sideband instabilities arising from the FEL.
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Gaetjens Paul D.
Lee John D.
Moser William R.
The United States of America as represented by the United States
Wilson Ray G.
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