Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials: Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored by the American Society for Testing and Materials and by the National Bureau of StandardsU.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, 1986 |
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... fluence necessary to cause damage at 50 % of the sites , a convention that leads to an overestimate of the large - area damage thresholds . Using this convent- ion , the authors found single - shot thresholds of 29 , 67 , and 86 J / cm2 ...
... fluence necessary to cause damage at 50 % of the sites , a convention that leads to an overestimate of the large - area damage thresholds . Using this convent- ion , the authors found single - shot thresholds of 29 , 67 , and 86 J / cm2 ...
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... fluence of the laser pulses and raster scanning of the sample to allow multiple - site irradiation . Their system automatically detects occurrence of damage by detecting a laser - induced alteration of the scattering of light from the ...
... fluence of the laser pulses and raster scanning of the sample to allow multiple - site irradiation . Their system automatically detects occurrence of damage by detecting a laser - induced alteration of the scattering of light from the ...
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... fluence and 600 - μs pulsewidth is sufficient to dislodge these coatings without damaging fused silica or Zerodur substrates . The authors suggested that coating removal results from absorption near the ultraviolet bandedge with ...
... fluence and 600 - μs pulsewidth is sufficient to dislodge these coatings without damaging fused silica or Zerodur substrates . The authors suggested that coating removal results from absorption near the ultraviolet bandedge with ...
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... % IBL = EBL 230 + 17 6.4 ± 0.2 380 + 28 11.0 ± 0.8 breakdown irradiance ( peak on - axis irradiance ) = breakdown field PBL = breakdown power FBL = breakdown fluence Table 2 . Laser induced damage data for ZrO2 stabilized 37.
... % IBL = EBL 230 + 17 6.4 ± 0.2 380 + 28 11.0 ± 0.8 breakdown irradiance ( peak on - axis irradiance ) = breakdown field PBL = breakdown power FBL = breakdown fluence Table 2 . Laser induced damage data for ZrO2 stabilized 37.
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... 16 6.5 ± 0.2 393 + 26 11.4 ± 0.7 IBC breakdown irradiance ( peak on axis irradiance ) EBC = breakdown field PBC = breakdown power FBC = breakdown fluence Manuscript Received 12-14-84 SAR Pulsed Laser Induced Optical Damage Threshold 38.
... 16 6.5 ± 0.2 393 + 26 11.4 ± 0.7 IBC breakdown irradiance ( peak on axis irradiance ) EBC = breakdown field PBC = breakdown power FBC = breakdown fluence Manuscript Received 12-14-84 SAR Pulsed Laser Induced Optical Damage Threshold 38.
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absorption anatase angle of incidence antireflection coatings Appl attenuator band gap breakdown bulk coefficient Damage in Optical damage morphology damage resistance damage sites damage testing damage threshold defects density deposition detector diameter dielectric effect electric field electron beam energy experimental fluence fused silica Guenther heat High Power Lasers increase indicated intensity interface ion beam J/cm² Laboratory laser beam Laser Induced Damage laser pulses layer liquid crystal magnesium fluoride measured microscopy mirror multilayer Nd:YAG Newnam Nomarski nonlinear observed obtained optical coatings Optical Materials overcoat oxide oxygen peak phase Phys polarization probe produced pulsed laser radiation Raman reflectance reflectors refractive index ripple rutile S-polarized sample scanning scatter self-focusing shown in figure silicon spatial spectra sputter deposited sputtering stack stoichiometry structure substrate surface potential Symposium technique temperature thermal thickness thin film transmission transmittance two-photon absorption values wavelength ZnSe ZrO2
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285. lappuse - This work performed under the auspices of the US Department of Energy by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory under contract No.
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