Abstract
An experimental investigation was made of the operational characteristics of a self-contained supersonic cw chemical HF laser. A three-jet nozzle array with reagent jets separated spatially by helium jets was used. This nozzle array (replacing its two-jet analogue) made it possible to increase by a factor of 1.20–1.35 the energy characteristics of the laser and by a factor of 1.4–1.7 (up to 125–150 mm) the length of the active medium, and at the same time reduce by 30% the level of optical inhomogeneities in this medium.
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