Well, as always, Sean, you amaze me! I still don't understand how you did that (just like all of the other stuff you and I made when we were younger) But anyway, that was awesome!! :D
Try a mirror at the rear end, it eill highly improve the power output.
Also try a more powerfull power supply and increase the repetition rate to about 50Hz and pump a dye laser with it. At that repetition rate it will look almost like a CW laser
nah, I suppose the rear mirror will not drastically improve output since TEA nitrogen lasers are superradiant and the gas is already depopulated when the reflected beam returns. So I'm planning to build a low pressure longitudinally excited nitrogen laser. I can't really remember but the pulse duration is something like t_max = 36 / (1 + 12.8*p) ns with p in bar.
For air pressure 2ns cause a coherence length of less than 0.6m - not the best preconditions for an optical resonator. But with a properly aligned mirror, 80% power could be gained
For air pressure 2ns cause a coherence length of less than 0.6m - not the best preconditions for an optical resonator. But with a properly aligned mirror, 80% power could be gained
@duckythescientist This might sound stupid, but is it possible to light a match with this?
toadsEATbugs 1 year ago
@toadsEATbugs Unfortunately no. The momentary power is extremely high, but the overall energy is too low to do much.
duckythescientist 11 months ago
@duckythescientist How did you wire the voltage multiplier, and with what kind of caps?
toadsEATbugs 11 months ago
Driver boards from a scanner and a flash unit from a disposable camera? what are you using for the tube?
Demonchld666 1 year ago
@Demonchld666 No boards from a scanner. I used a flash unit with a Cockcroft-Walton multiplier.
duckythescientist 1 year ago
post maith! Is iontach go hiomlán! mhaith liom ag trácht i dteangacha iasachta! I Wonder más rud é go mbeidh tú a thuiscint hahahahaha seo!
reallyoddperson 2 years ago
Hi there, mind telling me how did you make it? And any theoretical explanation for this device?
TzerMaan 2 years ago
Good work!!!
FesixGermany 3 years ago
Well, as always, Sean, you amaze me! I still don't understand how you did that (just like all of the other stuff you and I made when we were younger) But anyway, that was awesome!! :D
DeadMoose01 3 years ago
well done with very basic components :)
hboy007 4 years ago
Try a mirror at the rear end, it eill highly improve the power output.
Also try a more powerfull power supply and increase the repetition rate to about 50Hz and pump a dye laser with it. At that repetition rate it will look almost like a CW laser
DarkTemp0 4 years ago
nah, I suppose the rear mirror will not drastically improve output since TEA nitrogen lasers are superradiant and the gas is already depopulated when the reflected beam returns. So I'm planning to build a low pressure longitudinally excited nitrogen laser. I can't really remember but the pulse duration is something like t_max = 36 / (1 + 12.8*p) ns with p in bar.
hboy007 4 years ago
For air pressure 2ns cause a coherence length of less than 0.6m - not the best preconditions for an optical resonator. But with a properly aligned mirror, 80% power could be gained
hboy007 4 years ago
For air pressure 2ns cause a coherence length of less than 0.6m - not the best preconditions for an optical resonator. But with a properly aligned mirror, 80% power could be gained
hboy007 4 years ago
it did improve mine :)
now i'm working on a CO2 laser from wich i hope to get at least 10W CW and hope to get a cammera working to post the results
Good luck with your low presure ... i reccomend pure N2
DarkTemp0 4 years ago
If you have done it, please do show it to me , I would like to see it.
TzerMaan 2 years ago
my low pressure N2 laser works, check out my videos on the subject LE N2 laser.
hboy007 2 years ago
Great homemade laser!
cumesoftware 4 years ago
good job
huan9497 4 years ago