First sealed-off carbon dioxide pulsed Transversely Excited Atmospheric laser

Made:: 1968-1978 in Defford

maker:: Services Electronics Research Laboratory

First sealed-off carbon dioxide pulsed Transversely Excited

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First sealed-off carbon dioxide pulsed Transversely Excited Atmospheric (T.E.A.) laser, by Services Electronics Research Laboratory, Worcester, England, c. 1973.

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Category:: Nuclear Physics

Object Number:: 1982-140

Materials:: bakelite (plastic), steel (metal), copper (metal), glass and plastic (unidentified)

Measurements:: overall: 140 mm x 480 mm x 110 mm, , 3.585kg

type:: laser

credit:: Royal Signals and Radar Establishment

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First sealed-off carbon dioxide pulsed Transversely Excited Atmospheric laser

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