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4 December 2012 Advanced LIDT testing station in the frame of the HiLASE Project
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Abstract
Nowadays, more powerful and challenging laser systems are built to meet the need of evolving technology. In this context, the aim of the HiLASE project [1] is to develop a multi-joule picosecond laser system working in kHz repetition rate regime. The outputs of the project will provide not only unique source for both scientific and industrial applications, but also great challenge for supporting technologies. The key parameter of all optical components in laser and beam delivery structure is the laser induced damage threshold, which limits intensities manageable by the system. The following paper presents results of LIDT test of mirrors intended to use in laser system built within the HiLASE project as well as advanced LIDT test station design, which will use HiLASE laser as source.
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Jan Vanda, Laura Gemini, Roman Svabek, Tomas Mocek, and Gilles Cheriaux "Advanced LIDT testing station in the frame of the HiLASE Project", Proc. SPIE 8530, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 2012, 85301D (4 December 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.977405
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KEYWORDS
Picosecond phenomena

Laser development

Laser systems engineering

Amplifiers

Laser damage threshold

Mirrors

Laser induced damage

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