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Nitric Oxide Optical Breakdown Spectra and Analysis by the Use of the Program NEQAIR

Christian Parigger, J. W. L. Lewis, D. H. Plemmons, and J. O. Hornkohl

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Abstract

Optical breakdown air plasmas are generated by focused Nd:YAG ir laser radiation of 1012 to 1014 W/cm2 intensity, and rich emission spectra result. Time-resolved spectroscopy techniques are applied to characterize the decaying laser-induced plasma. Recombination spectra that are dominated by nitric oxide are measured and analyzed with the objective of obtaining temperature and species density information.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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