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The determination of the electron density in the discharge plasma used for the compact discharge-pumped rare-gas halide excimer laser of capacitor transfer type with automatic preionization was performed first by measuring the Stark half-width of the Hβ line. For the discharge-pumped XeCl laser at a total gas pressure of 2 atm and a charging voltage of 20 kV, the measured electron densities were 2.1×1015 cm−3 for Ne diluent and 1.7×1015 cm−3 for He diluent.
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Hiramatsu et al. (1986) studied this question.
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