Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 51, Issue 11, 1101001(2024)
SG Ⅱ Comprehensive Experimental Facility
Fig. 9. Fundamental frequency near-field distribution (issue number: 20150721002). (a) Near-field distribution; (b) energy flow probability distribution
Fig. 10. Fundamental frequency near-field distribution (issue number: 20150721002). (a) Energy ratio around focal spot; (b) far-field image
Fig. 11. Fundamental frequency output capability of prototype under different pulse conditions (experimental value)
Fig. 12. Measurement of output capacity of tripling frequency under different pulses
Fig. 13. Near- and far-field distributions of 3ω laser output measured by PDS. (a) Near-field image; (b) far-field image
Fig. 16. Pulse waveform. (a) Front-end output pulse waveform; (b) main amplifier output pulse waveform
Fig. 17. Physical diagram and performance of the regenerative amplifier. (a) Physical diagram of the regenerative amplifier; (b) near-field output of the regenerative amplifier; (c) energy stability of the 8-hour regenerative amplifier output; (d) square wave distortion of the regenerative amplifier output
Fig. 18. Physical diagram of the developed optical addressable spatial light modulator (left) and near-field control capability of the prototype (right)
Fig. 21. TSF collimation packet (top) and imaging results (bottom). (a) Crystal; (b) TSF-1 hole; (c) TSF-2 hole
Fig. 22. Comparison of near-field intensity and phase measurement. (a) Near-field intensity distribution measured by CMI; (b) Near-field intensity distribution measured by direct imaging; (c) near-field phase distribution measured by near-field CMI; (d) near-field phase distribution measured by Hartmann sensor
Fig. 23. Comparison of far-field intensity measurements. (a) Far-field intensity distribution obtained by CMI reconstruction; (b) far-field intensity distribution obtained by direct imaging; (c) energy surrounding the far-field focal spot in Fig.23(a); (d) energy surrounding the far-field focal spot in Fig. 23(b)
Fig. 25. Schematic diagram of the overall technical scheme of the high-energy picosecond petawatt laser system
Fig. 28. SG Ⅱ fs 5 PW laser facility schematic diagram. OAPM: off-axis parabolic mirror; FM: frequency modulator; AWG: arbitrary waveform generator
Fig. 30. SG Ⅱ fs 5 PW laser device. (a) Measurement of full-spectrum static optical focal spots by CCD; (b) longitudinal and transverse distributions of static focal spots; (c) signal-to-noise ratio at the focus position of the firing range
Fig. 33. Results of proton acceleration experiments. (a) Proton cutoff energy; (b) focal images; (c) electron temperature
Fig. 34. Laser path setting based on the principle of long focal length terminal of SG Ⅱ fs 5 PW laser system
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Jianqiang Zhu, Xuechun Li, Jian Zhu, Baoqiang Zhu, Weixin Ma, Shenlei Zhou, Xingqiang Lu, Wei Fan, Panzheng Zhang, Zhigang Liu, Li Wang, Lin Yang, Daizhong Liu, Shunxing Tang, Mingying Sun, Pengqian Yang, Xinglong Xie, Ping Zhu, Meizhi Sun, Xiao Liang, Guowen Zhang, Xiaoping Ouyang, Yanli Zhang, Xiuping Zhang, Bingyan Wang, Zunqi Lin, Dianyuan Fan. SG Ⅱ Comprehensive Experimental Facility[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(11): 1101001
Category: laser devices and laser physics
Received: Feb. 15, 2024
Accepted: Mar. 13, 2024
Published Online: Jun. 3, 2024
The Author Email: Zhu Jianqiang (jqzhu@siom.ac.cn)
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