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titleOfInvention Apparatus and method for surface cooling of optical elements of a laser system
abstract A cooling system for use with high average power laser (HAP) transmission optics. The system includes at least one optically transmissive element (TOC) that is held in thermal contact with the heat sink assembly by a pressure differential. In one embodiment, the heat sink assembly includes an optically transparent thermal conductor (THC) attached to at least one surface of the TOC. A vacuum formed between adjacent surfaces of the TOC and THC encourages the opposing flat surfaces to be in thermal contact with each other. Residual heat generated in the TOC is conducted to THC. The temperature gradient inside the TOC is maintained approximately parallel to the direction of the laser beam directed through the THC so that a given phase plane of the beam exposes the TOC material to the same temperature. As a result, the TOC does not disrupt the phase plane of the laser beam.
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