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Improvement of laser damage durability of CLBO surface for high-repetition-rate UV laser

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Abstract

We investigate the laser damage durability of CsLiB6O10(CLBO) surface for 266-nm beams. In high-power UV generation, an as-polished CLBO surface was damaged due to absorption of the polishing compound embedded inside the crystal surface. In the as-polished surface of CLBO, polishing compound ZrO2 (absorption edge is about 300 nm) was detected to a depth of 60 nm. We have removed polishing compound with ion beam etching without degrading the surface quality. Etched CLBO surface exhibits an improvement of the lifetime more than 4 times longer than that of as- polished surface.

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