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Carbon dioxide laser system with zero small signal gain

J. F. Figueira and A. V. Nowak

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Abstract

The design and performance of a small multipass CO2 laser system that has been fully stabilized against parasitic oscillations are described. By the use of a multicomponent gas isolator mixture, the round-trip small-signal gain of the system is reduced to zero, while the output power remains at 40% of its nonstabilized value.

© 1980 Optical Society of America

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