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Excilamp producing up to 130 W of output power and possibility of its applications

Lomaev et al., 1997

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1161259910009333603
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Lomaev M
Panchenko A
Skakun V
Sosnin E
Tarasenko V
Adamson M
Myers B
Wanga F
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Laser and Particle Beams

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Results of an experimental study of a coaxial exciplex lamp pumped by glow discharge are presented. An average power of radiation in the wavelength region below 250 nm and as high as about 130 W has been achieved. Efficiency of the excilamp operation based on …
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