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29 July 1992 Four-harmonic database of laser-damage testing
Frank Rainer, L. Jeffrey Atherton, Jack H. Campbell, Frank P. De Marco, Mark R. Kozlowski, Amber J. Morgan, Michael C. Staggs
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Abstract
In the past two years we have made a sixfold expansion of our laser-damage database. Our primary emphasis has been with the fundamental 1064-nm irradiation generated by Nd:YAG. Because of the increasing need for high-threshold optics designed to operate in the UV, we include data covering the harmonics at 532, 355, and 266 nm. This is further supplemented with results of excimer-laser damage testing at 351 and 248 nm. The presented summaries cover over eight years of complete data plus selected results spanning over a fourteen-year history of damage testing at LLNL using thirteen different laser systems. Besides the range of wavelengths, our parameter space covers pulse durations from < 1 ns to 84 ns, repetition rates from single shots to 6000 Hz, and irradiation modes from single shots to a variety of multiple-shot laser-conditioning techniques.
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Frank Rainer, L. Jeffrey Atherton, Jack H. Campbell, Frank P. De Marco, Mark R. Kozlowski, Amber J. Morgan, and Michael C. Staggs "Four-harmonic database of laser-damage testing", Proc. SPIE 1624, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 1991, (29 July 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.60128
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KEYWORDS
Coating

Laser damage threshold

Databases

Silica

Antireflective coatings

Laser induced damage

Polarizers

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