Comparison of laser-induced surface damage density measurements with small and large beams: toward representativeness.
Comparison of laser-induced surface damage density measurements with small and large beams: toward representativeness.
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DOI:
10.1364/ao.50.000441
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发表时间:
2011-02
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1.9
通讯作者:
L. Lamaignère;G. Dupuy;T. Donval;P. Grua;H. Bercegol
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作者:
L. Lamaignère;G. Dupuy;T. Donval;P. Grua;H. Bercegol
Pulsed laser damage density measurements obtained with diverse facilities are difficult to compare, due to the interplay of numerous parameters, such as beam area and pulse geometry, which, in operational large beam conditions, are very different from laboratory measurements. This discrepancy could have a significant impact; if so, one could not even pretend that laser damage density control is a real measurement process. In this paper, this concern is addressed. Tests with large beams of centimeter size on a high-power laser facility have beam performed according to a parametric study and are compared to small beam laboratory tests. It is shown that laser damage densities obtained with large and small beams are equal, within calculated error bars.