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The Laser Acceleration and other applications laboratory (L2A2) is equipped with a STELA laser.

The STELA laser (Santiago TErawatt Laser) provides ultra-short femtosecond pulses (25 fs) with an energy of 1.2 J and 1010 contrast.

This output has a repetition rate of 10 Hz. The equipment has another lower energy output (1 mJ) with pulses with a time duration of 35 fs and a repetition rate of 1 KHz.

The facility also has several experimental vacuum chambers, particle detection systems, a high-precision microprocessing system and several beam diagnostics systems.

Some of the applications for which the equipment is prepared are proton acceleration, radioisotope production, high order harmonic production, nanoparticle production, materials processing, etc.

  • It has two different outputs that can be used for experimentation.

     

    Pulse duration

    Energy per pulse

    Repetition rate

    Central wavelength

    Contrast

    High Energy

    25 fs

    1.2J

    10 Hz

    800 nm

    1010

    Low Energy

    35 fs

    1mJ

    1 KHz

    800 nm

    106

  • Laser Laboratory for acceleration and Applications (L2A2)

    Laser Laboratory for acceleration and Applications (L2A2). Faculty of Physics
    • Rúa Xosé María Suárez Núñez, s/n, 15782
      Santiago de Compostela
The contents of this page were updated on 06.20.2024.