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Old 01-07-2005, 12:37 AM
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Does anyone know what a anode is made from?
I've done a lot of search and can't find out what the andoe is a sealed or flowing gas co2 laser is. Any one have any ideas?
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This page mentions tungsten for the annode.
http://www.eio.com/sealco2.htm

It was also my understanding that gas lasers had to have flowing gas because the electrons were stripped from the gas while lasing.

Its not just a case of having a bulb filled with gas. The actual gas must be thinly dispersed in the tube under a mild vacuum, but at the same time been replaced constantly. Having a gas laser is more than just having a light bulb, it requires lots of support equipment, unlike a light bulb.
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