2006
DOI: 10.1364/oe.14.008644
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Kinetic process of UV Cu+ laser in Ne-CuBr longitudinal pulsed discharge

Abstract: The kinetic process of Cu(+) UV laser in Ne-CuBr longitudinal pulsed discharge is analyzed and a comprehensive self-consistent physical model is developed. The temporal evolutions of discharge parameters, main particle densities, the electron temperature, and the laser pulse intensity are numerically calculated. The model results illustrate the process of population inversion and the lasing mechanism. The calculations on the influences of the tube radius and Br atoms on the laser output characteristic well exp… Show more

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“…With the self-consistent kinetic model described in Ref. [9], we have the volume number density of photons, N p , in the cavity as a function of the tube diameter, so the laser pulse power and the laser pulse energy in the cavity can be calculated from the following relations:…”
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“…With the self-consistent kinetic model described in Ref. [9], we have the volume number density of photons, N p , in the cavity as a function of the tube diameter, so the laser pulse power and the laser pulse energy in the cavity can be calculated from the following relations:…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The kinetic model was described in the previous work in detail. [9] It was composed of a set of selfconsistent first order differential equations including the excitation circuit equations and kinetic rate equa-tions. Besides the energy levels related to the 248.6 nm in a univalent copper ion, eleven atomic copper levels were considered to describe the micro kinetic processes.…”
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