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It's worth noting that gigawatt peak power in an ultrafast laser is not special, but that gigawatt peak power in the x-ray region is special. In larger wavelan
by cosmic_quanta 7y ago
It's worth noting that gigawatt peak power in an ultrafast laser is not special, but that gigawatt peak power in the x-ray region is special.
In larger wavelangths (i.e. visible or near-IR), you can get this level of peak power from commercial laser systems (e.g. https://www.spectra-physics.com/products/ultrafast-lasers/spitfire-ace?cat=scientific&subcat=amplifiers https://www.spectra-physics.com/products/ultrafast-lasers/sp...)
- est31 7y agoIIRC one of the main problems of EUV litography is generation of beams with sufficiently high power. EUV is not X-ray but very close to it.