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A pulsed-laser dosimetry approach for two-photon absorption (TPA) single-event effects (SEE) measurements is presented. Development and implementation of three online beam monitors is described. The beam monitors permit characterization of the primary laser beam parameters of interest: the pulse energy delivered to the device under test, the pulse duration, and the focused laser spot size. A direct consequence of this methodology is the ability to monitor continuously the operating point of the TPA SEE pulsed-laser beamline and to make the necessary adjustments when parameters drift, either during an experiment or between experiments.
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