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1 June 1989 A Compact And Efficient He-CdII White Light Laser
Wakao Sasaki, Iwao Ebina, Tatehisa Ohta
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Abstract
An efficient and simplified electrode design for the concentric cylindrical type hollow cathode structure of which the discharge length is as short as 19cm can perform the white light laser operation which employs three primary colors from 636.Onm (red), 537.8nm (green) and 441.6nm (blue) lines of CdII transitions. As a measure to quantify the trade-off between hollow cathode effect and Cd vapor diffusion, we consider the loss of cathode area defined by the ratio of total lost areas due to cathode holes to whole inner areas of the cathode cylinder. The cathode dimensions should be properly designed to have the optimum loss of cathode area of 8.0%. By this design, the white light laser operation was achieved with discharge length as short as 19cm, and the total white light output at maximum power was estimated to be more than 1mW.
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Wakao Sasaki, Iwao Ebina, and Tatehisa Ohta "A Compact And Efficient He-CdII White Light Laser", Proc. SPIE 1041, Metal Vapor Laser Technology and Applications, (1 June 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.951238
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KEYWORDS
Electrodes

Cadmium

Mirrors

Plasma

Diffusion

Metals

Ultraviolet radiation

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