The relative spectral emission as a function of wavelength in the 1200--2900 {Angstrom} region is measured for a vacuum UV flash device whose discharge is initiated by a high resistance formed-ferrite rod. The device is studied because of its usefulness in the optical pumping of large volume laser systems.
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The relative spectral emission as a function of wavelength in the 1200--2900 {Angstrom} region is measured for a vacuum UV flash device whose discharge is initiated by a high resistance formed-ferrite rod. The device is studied because of its usefulness in the optical pumping of large volume laser systems.
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Sze, R.C. (Los Alamos National Lab., NM (United States)) & Sentis, M. (Institut de Mecanique des Fluides, 13 - Marseille (France)).VUV production from a ferrite-driven flash-pumped system,
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