Huang Zhenguo, Shan Huanyan, Yu ZuZhe, Hou Chengyu, Wang Hong, Ren Lei. DC DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF METAL VAPOR LASERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1991, 13(2): 217-220.
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Huang Zhenguo, Shan Huanyan, Yu ZuZhe, Hou Chengyu, Wang Hong, Ren Lei. DC DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF METAL VAPOR LASERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1991, 13(2): 217-220.
Huang Zhenguo, Shan Huanyan, Yu ZuZhe, Hou Chengyu, Wang Hong, Ren Lei. DC DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF METAL VAPOR LASERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1991, 13(2): 217-220.
Citation:
Huang Zhenguo, Shan Huanyan, Yu ZuZhe, Hou Chengyu, Wang Hong, Ren Lei. DC DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF METAL VAPOR LASERS[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 1991, 13(2): 217-220.
DC discharge characteristic for metai vapor laser at high power level were mea-sured for the first time using He, Ne, N2, Ar as buffer gases. It was found that He is the best buffer gas for DC discharge preheating. More than 5kW electric power was injected into plasma tube at 20 mm Hg He pressure and 1A ctive anodic oxidation, by which the ununiform. tube reached to 1400℃ in less than an hour.
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