Amplifier of Nd-glass laser facility for in-lab simulation of astrophysical phenomena

Anton Sergueevich Konkin; Vadim Vadimovich Zhmailo; Rostislav Alexeevich Orlov; Alexander Evgenievich Lakhtikov; Alexander Petrovich Morovov

doi:10.1117/12.545449

1 September 2004 Amplifier of Nd-glass laser facility for in-lab simulation of astrophysical phenomena

Anton Sergueevich Konkin, Vadim Vadimovich Zhmailo, Rostislav Alexeevich Orlov, Alexander Evgenievich Lakhtikov, Alexander Petrovich Morovov

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Proceedings Volume 5460, Solid State Lasers and Amplifiers; (2004) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.545449
Event: Photonics Europe, 2004, Strasbourg, France

Abstract

It is described the amplifier of a compact laser facility designed for investigating opportunities and methods of in-lab simulation of the radiation and hydrodynamic effects, which occur during Supernova shell dispersion. The amplifier is assembled as a 7-pass layout with spatial separation of the beams in one active element made from neodymium glass. In order to enhance the contrast of the laser pulse directed onto the target with a sophisticated design, an optical shutter is placed at amplifier input. The optical shutter is designed around an electro-optic deflector with the crystal LiTaO₃ and a spatial filter. The electro-optic deflector is controlled with the electronic units using high voltage light-triggered silicon switches. The contrast of a single laser pulse at the amplifier output is ~ 10⁴, while its energy reaches 1.8 J in case of the duration of not more than 500 ps.

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Anton Sergueevich Konkin, Anton Sergueevich Konkin, Vadim Vadimovich Zhmailo, Vadim Vadimovich Zhmailo, Rostislav Alexeevich Orlov, Rostislav Alexeevich Orlov, Alexander Evgenievich Lakhtikov, Alexander Evgenievich Lakhtikov, Alexander Petrovich Morovov, Alexander Petrovich Morovov, "Amplifier of Nd-glass laser facility for in-lab simulation of astrophysical phenomena", Proc. SPIE 5460, Solid State Lasers and Amplifiers, (1 September 2004); doi: 10.1117/12.545449; https://doi.org/10.1117/12.545449

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