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Integration of COIL in high-power laser systems

Providing highest energy efficiency and best optical quality COIL is still remaining today the most perspective source of high power radiation for practical uses. Expansion of such lasers applications depends on their capability to be integrated with other parts of industrial or military equipment. There are two ways: a growth of the laser design adaptability and a reduction of the external restrictions from other experiments. Requirements caused by COIL integration in real systems may seriously change conceptions of actually important operational characteristics. These changes, in their turn, have to affect to directions of designers’ efforts aimed to both the lasers and the whole systems. Coordination of the efforts from early beginning of the development might allow keeping off many troubles on this hard way.