I made some significant improvements to my ruby laser: now it burns holes through steel razor blades and makes a plume of fire when striking targets containing a high percentage of carbon. The beam...
I made some significant improvements to my ruby laser: now it burns holes through steel razor blades and makes a plume of fire when striking targets containing a high percentage of carbon. The beam is visible, although it is at the edge of the visible spectrum and therefore does not appear particularly bright to the eye. It also does not scatter as noticeably from dust and smoke as do visible lasers with shorter wavelengths (like green or blue).
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Very good results! I'm building also a ruby laser( but using a 40x8 mm rod with 2 helical flashlamp). I would ask you some questions: Are the mirrors curved or plane? What do you use to charge the capacitors? I have all the parts to start except the power supply, do you think that a rectified NST could work to provide 1250v? Thanks
My HR is curved with a focal length of several meters. I use a 550 volt AC transformer. When rectified, this provides about 775 volts DC. Being able to use your NST will depend on many variables - I need some information before I can answer this question. Please contact me through my 'inbox' or on my "channel" page.
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I have all the parts to start except the power supply, do you think that a rectified NST could work to provide 1250v?
Thanks
My HR is curved with a focal length of several meters. I use a 550 volt AC transformer. When rectified, this provides about 775 volts DC. Being able to use your NST will depend on many variables - I need some information before I can answer this question. Please contact me through my 'inbox' or on my "channel" page.
The active length is 8cm. I think the 1064 works because I'm pumping with more energy than is needed for this rod.
Inductance was all trial and error, so I'm not sure of value.
Thank you for your compliments