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Excimer Lasers

An excimer laser is a rare-gas halide or rare-gas metal vapor laser emitting in the ultraviolet (126 to 558 nm) that operates on electronic transitions of molecules, up to that point diatomic, whose ground state is essentially repulsive. Excitation may be by E-beam or electric discharge. Lasing gases include ArCl, ArF, KrCl, KrF, XeCl and XeF.
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Luxium Solutions
Milford, NH
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Sapphire flat and curved sheets, tubes, pins, rods and complex components used where transparency, scratch resistance, chemical inertia, high thermal conductivity or mechanical resistances are required. X-ray analyzers for XRF and spectral analysis. Gallium garnet substrates used as optical isolators or as substrates to grow semiconductor layers.

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1
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Average Number of Employees: 536


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  • excimer laser A rare-gas halide or rare-gas metal vapor laser emitting in the ultraviolet (126 to 558 nm) that operates on electronic transitions of molecules, up to that point diatomic, whose ground state is essentially repulsive. Excitation may be by E-beam or...
lasers excimerlasers excited dimerdiatomic moleculeinert gasatomUVphotonshalidemetal vaporArClArFKrClKrFXeClXeFargon fluorideargon chloridekrypton chloridekrypton fluoridexenon chloridexenon fluoride126 nm to 558 nm range
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