The prototype laser has now achieved its first milestone in activation testing at the Aqwest laboratory in California.Aqwest is developing a high-pulse energy nanosecond laser for the Department of Energy (DOE) for heating of high-energy density plasmas.
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Aqwest pre-prototype picosecond laser developed for the Department of Energy (DOE) demonstrated continuous wavelength tuning over the range from 483 to 643 nm and pulse energies up to 425 micro-joulers. The wavelength-tunable laser uses Aqwest proprietary architecture.
Aqwest innovative wavelength-tunable blue laser demonstrated the generation of high-energy pulses, which are critical for attaining long standoff and deep penetration in laser remote sensing. Applications include bathymetry, detection of underwater objects, and remote sensing of ocean
Aqwest achieved the first lasing from its new laser disk amplifier module (dubbed Module C) with universal architecture that supports broadband amplification at each 1 and 2 micron wavelengths, a range of aperture sizes, and stored pulse
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John Vetrovec
Founder and President of Aqwest, LLC.