Design, optical characterization, and operation of large transmission gratings for the laser integration line and laser megajoule facilities

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Within the framework of the laser integration line (LIL) and the laser megajoule, we describe the design, optical characterization, mounting, alignment, and operation on the LIL of large 420 mm × 470 mm transmission gratings. Two types of grating were manufactured. The first, operating at a wavelength of 1.053 μm, was used for deviation purposes. The second, operating at a wavelength of 0.351 μm, was used for both deviation and focusing purposes. We demonstrate that these large transmission gratings are suitable for nanosecond-regime operation on high-power laser faculties. © 2005 Optical Society of America.

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Néauport, J., Journot, E., Gaborit, G., & Bouchut, P. (2005). Design, optical characterization, and operation of large transmission gratings for the laser integration line and laser megajoule facilities. Applied Optics, 44(16), 3143–3152. https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.44.003143

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