Intra-Cavity Loss Element Method for Measurement of the Small Signal Gain of a TEA CO2 Laser
Journal Title: International Journal of Fundamental Physical Sciences - Year 2012, Vol 2, Issue 4
Abstract
The small-signal gain coefficient of a TEA CO2 laser has been measured through the implementation of a variable polarization intra-cavity loss element. Charging voltage dependence of the gain property of the laser has been investigated. The advantage of this method is that no probe laser system is required. The results have been agreed with experimental data obtained by conventional oscillator-amplifier method.
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M Aram, Z Porhasannejad, E Aghayare, S Behrouzinia
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- EP ID EP599323
- DOI 10.14331/ijfps.2012.330038
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