CO ₂ Laser

Tabletop Terawatt CO2 |Optical Switching | CO2 Laser Oscillator | CO2 Laser Amplifier |Bandwidth Limitation |IR Detector

Tabletop Terawatt CO2

For near-field laser accelerators CO₂ laser permits (in comparison with solid state l =1 m m lasers):

· reasonably macroscopic structures

· increase in the phase slippage distance

EXAMPLES

Grating Linac

Resonant Accelerator

Last Modified: August 18, 2009
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