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Low Voltage Gas Transport TE CO2 Laser

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Abstract

The constructional and operational aspects of a low voltage transversely excited gas transport CO2 laser are presented. This compact device incorporates a recirculating wind tunnel type geometry and possesses features of the gas dynamic, gas transport, and TEA lasers. The structure with an active length of 36 cm produced a cw power of approximately 200 W at an over-all system efficiency of 5% using a discharge potential of 1200 V.

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