laser amplifier

It came to him faintly through a laser amplifier.

Basically, the regenerator is a laser amplifier for the incoming signal.

The "new Nova" emerged as a system with ten laser amplifiers, or beamlines.

A skin-creeping hum filled Com-central as the laser amplifiers built up to full potential.

Some experimental laser amplifiers do not use windows or mirrors, but have open orifices, which cannot be destroyed by high energies.

The packages are part of fiber laser amplifiers used to boost a telecommunications signal as it's transmitted over vast distances.

Lacking a feedback mechanism, laser amplifiers and superluminescent sources also function on the basis of stimulated emission.

These output energies are still less than the 422 MJ of input energy required to charge the system's capacitors that power the laser amplifiers.

Diffraction gratings can also be used to produce dispersive effects; these are often used in high-power laser amplifier systems.

The driver consists of a number of "beamlines" containing Nd:glass laser amplifiers at one end of the building.

The solid-state laser excites a short length of doped fiber that itself acts as a laser amplifier.

Phase-sensitive above-threshold laser amplifiers.

Solid-state lasers or laser amplifiers where the light is guided due to the total internal reflection in a single mode optical fiber are instead called fiber lasers.

The combination of several laser amplifiers seeded by a common master oscillator is essential concept of the High Power Laser Energy Research Facility.

Laser and laser amplifier development: Thermal relaxation in pulse-pumped amplifiers causes temporal and spatial variations in the gain crystal, effectively distorting the beam profile of the amplified light.

A. E. Siegman, "Absolute frequency stabilization of a laser oscillator against a laser amplifier," IEEE J. Quantum Electron.

All of this work culminated in the Shiva laser, a proof-of-concept design for a high power system that included 20 separate "laser amplifiers" that were directed around the target to illuminate it.

The high-powered flash lamps used to pump the laser amplifier glass causes it to deform, and it cannot be fired again until it cools off, which takes as long as a day.

With the widespread use of the original acronym as a common noun, actual optical amplifiers have come to be referred to as "laser amplifiers", notwithstanding the apparent redundancy in that designation.

J.C. SIMON, "Polarization characteristics of a TW-type Al Ga As semiconductor laser amplifier", Electronics Letters, 27 May 1982.

"I thought that he legitimately had a right to the notion to making a laser amplifier," said Dr. Bennett, who was a member of the team that built the first laser that could fire continuously.

J.C. SIMON, "InGaAsP semiconductor laser amplifiers for single mode fiber communications", IEEE J. of Lightw.

On the near side of the core, the gallery extended away for a short distance to the doors that led through to the laser bay, which housed the twenty one-hundred-foot-long laser amplifier chains of the fusion reactor.

In addition, laser status can be measured by imaging the emitters of a pump diode laser bar and counting the number of emitters that have failed or by placing several beam profilers at various points along a laser amplifier chain.

The laser commonly used is a two-stage tunable pulsed dye laser usually pumped by a copper vapor laser; the master oscillator is low-power but highly precise, and its power is increased by a dye laser amplifier acting as optical amplifier.