Second-Degree Polynomial Model of Laser Generation for a CuBr Laser

Abstract- The subject of investigation is a copper bromide vapor laser generating laser emissions in the visible spectrum 510.6 nm and 578.2 nm. A statistical model has been developed based on experiment data. The goal is to analyze the state of existing lasers and to predict the behavior of new laser sources. A second-degree polynomial model has been developed to determine output laser generation in relation to 10 independent input laser characteristics. The model describes 96.7 of examined experiment data. An adequacy diagnosis has been performed on the obtained model. The model is applied to predict the output power of the laser source in relation to new data of the input characteristics.