We have developed and are continuing to refine semi-automated technology for the detection and inspection of surface and bulk defects and damage in large laser optics Different manifestations of the DAMOCLES system (Damage and Artifact Mapping Of Coherent-Laser-Exposed Substrates) provide an effective and economical means of being able to detect, map and characterize surface and bulk defects which may become precursors of massive damage in optics when subjected to high-fluence laser irradiation Subsequent morphology and evolution of damage due to laser irradiation can be tracked efficiently The strength of the Damocles system is that it allows for immediate visual observation of defects in an entire optic, which can range up to l-meter dime...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The continuous development of laser systems towards more compact and efficient devices constitutes a...
We have developed and are continuing to refine semi-automated technology for the detection and inspe...
We have developed tools for accurately and economically mapping and inspecting damage and artifacts ...
Laser-induced damage (LID) limits the performance of optical films and surfaces. Despite intensive s...
Characterizing laser-induced damage in optical materials is important for laser design and operation...
The Laser Program at LLNL has developed automated facilities for damage testing optics up to 1 meter...
International audienceFused silica optics are key components to manipulate high energy Inertial Conf...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
International audienceA rasterscan procedure adapted to the sub-picosecond regime is set to determin...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
As Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory moves forward with the design of the National Ignition Fac...
International audienceA rasterscan procedure adapted to the sub-picosecond regime is set to determin...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The continuous development of laser systems towards more compact and efficient devices constitutes a...
We have developed and are continuing to refine semi-automated technology for the detection and inspe...
We have developed tools for accurately and economically mapping and inspecting damage and artifacts ...
Laser-induced damage (LID) limits the performance of optical films and surfaces. Despite intensive s...
Characterizing laser-induced damage in optical materials is important for laser design and operation...
The Laser Program at LLNL has developed automated facilities for damage testing optics up to 1 meter...
International audienceFused silica optics are key components to manipulate high energy Inertial Conf...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
International audienceA rasterscan procedure adapted to the sub-picosecond regime is set to determin...
The main objective of this project is the development of a low cost laser scanning system for the de...
As Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory moves forward with the design of the National Ignition Fac...
International audienceA rasterscan procedure adapted to the sub-picosecond regime is set to determin...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The objective of this project was to design and develop a laser based inspection system for the dete...
The continuous development of laser systems towards more compact and efficient devices constitutes a...