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Effects of laser radiation on matter. Laser plasma
Microwave generation in an optical breakdown plasma created by modulated laser radiation
A. A. Antipov, A. Z. Grasyuk, L. L. Losev, V. I. Soskov
Abstract:
It was established that when laser radiation, intensity modulated at a frequency of 2.2 GHz, interacted with an optical breakdown plasma which it had created, a microwave component appeared in the thermal emf of the plasma. The amplitude of the microwave thermal emf reached 0.7 V for a laser radiation intensity of 6 GW/cm2. Laser radiation with λL = 1.06 μm was converted to the microwave range with λmω = 13 cm in the optical breakdown plasma. A microwave signal power of ~ 0.5 W was obtained from a laser power of ~ 5 MW.
Received: 10.04.1989
Citation:
A. A. Antipov, A. Z. Grasyuk, L. L. Losev, V. I. Soskov, “Microwave generation in an optical breakdown plasma created by modulated laser radiation”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 17:6 (1990), 741–744 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 20:6 (1990), 664–666]
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