Theoretical Study of a Pulsed HF Chemical Laser: Comparison of Performance between F2/H2 and F/H2 Systems
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The performance of a pulsed HF chemical laser with an F2/H2 chain reaction system is widely compared to that of an F/H2 non-chain reaction system by using a chemical laser simulation code based on the constant gain method. According to the simulation results, peak power differs little between both systems; laser pulse duration is more than an order of magnitude shorter in the F/H2 system than that in the F2/H2 system; laser pulse energy in the F2/H2 system is greater than that in the F/H2 system; difference in these energies is exponentially proportional to the inverse of the initial fluorine atom concentration; laser pulse energy per mol of HF(
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Masakazu UDAGAWA, Minoru OBARA, Tomoo FUJIOKA, "Theoretical Study of a Pulsed HF Chemical Laser: Comparison of Performance between F2/H2 and F/H2 Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E64-E, no. 3, pp. 181-187, March 1981, doi: .
Abstract: The performance of a pulsed HF chemical laser with an F2/H2 chain reaction system is widely compared to that of an F/H2 non-chain reaction system by using a chemical laser simulation code based on the constant gain method. According to the simulation results, peak power differs little between both systems; laser pulse duration is more than an order of magnitude shorter in the F/H2 system than that in the F2/H2 system; laser pulse energy in the F2/H2 system is greater than that in the F/H2 system; difference in these energies is exponentially proportional to the inverse of the initial fluorine atom concentration; laser pulse energy per mol of HF(
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AU - Masakazu UDAGAWA
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