Laser Research and Development in the Northeast 1987
DOI: 10.1117/12.937269
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Large Scale Discharge -Pumped Excimer Laser Research At NRL

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“…Unfortunately, the enhancement of the electric field near the edge of the high-voltage electrode increases the possibility of the development of surface discharge on the side wall. To solve this problem anti-tracking bars [9] are attached to the middle of the inner side walls.…”
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“…Unfortunately, the enhancement of the electric field near the edge of the high-voltage electrode increases the possibility of the development of surface discharge on the side wall. To solve this problem anti-tracking bars [9] are attached to the middle of the inner side walls.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The design of the electrode shape and the laser head including the ground return was pursued semiempirically in the case of wide gap discharges ( d > 5 cm) [9]. The optimum head design is a trade-off between two major limitations: the increased head inductance L due to larger cross section and the higher probability of surface discharge on the side wall due to higher operational voltage [IO].…”
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