2000
DOI: 10.1364/ol.25.001460
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Compact 21-W 2-µm intracavity optical parametric oscillator

Abstract: We report on an intracavity optical parametric oscillator (OPO) placed within a compact diode-pumped Nd:YALO laser cavity. This OPO utilizes a pair of KTP crystals, which are diffusion bonded together in a walk-off-compensated configuration. We have generated up to 21.4 W of 2-mum radiation, operating in a few-kilohertz range.

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“…At the maximum output power, the efficiency of the power conversion of diode power to 2 μm power is about 5% for our intracavity PPMgLN OPO. It is larger by a factor of 1.3 than the intracavity KTP reported in [2]. However, obvious crystal temperature rising is found when the pump current is larger than 19 A.…”
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“…At the maximum output power, the efficiency of the power conversion of diode power to 2 μm power is about 5% for our intracavity PPMgLN OPO. It is larger by a factor of 1.3 than the intracavity KTP reported in [2]. However, obvious crystal temperature rising is found when the pump current is larger than 19 A.…”
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“…Intracavity degenerate OPOs, based on birefringent materials such as KTiOPO 4 (KTP) employing type II phase matching, have been investigated by Wu and coworkers. [2][3][4]. They achieved over 20 W output at 2 μm from a walk-off compensated intracavity KTP OPO.…”
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“…Dual-wavelength ns optical parametric oscillators (OPOs) operating around 1.06 μm, 1.55 μm, 2 μm, and 10 μm have been applied into the DFG process to achieve THz sources, and in consideration of the compactness, high quantum efficiency, high average power, wide tuning range and low cost, 2 μm OPO is the best choice. In 2000, Wu et al [6] demonstrated a compact 21-W 2 μm doubly resonant intracavity KTP optical parametric oscillator pumped by a linearly polarized Nd:YALO laser with a beam quality factor of M 2~1 8 and the efficiency from 1 μm to 2 μm of 0.037%. In 2014, Qianjin Cui et al [7] reported a high-power intracavity pumped doubly resonant OPO at A dichromatic mirror DM (HR at 1.06 μm and AR at 2.0-2.3μm) was used to filter the residual fundamental laser, and the dual-wavelength laser was incident into QPM-GaAs/GaSe crystals for DFG without focusing.…”
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“…At present, there are few reports on OPOs at 2 lm, and the output power is usually below 50 W from the intra-cavity-pumped doubly resonant OPOs. In 2000, Wu et al [15] reported a doubly resonant KTP OPO with an output power of 21 W at 2 lm which was pumped by a linearly polarized Nd:YALO laser with a beam quality factor of M 2 * 18. In 2007, Xie Gang et al [16] reported an intra-cavity-pumped doubly resonant OPO with an output power of 23.6 W pumped by the Nd:YAG laser at 1.06 lm, and in 2009, the average output power at 2 lm was increased to 46.5 W by the same group with a similar OPO [17].…”
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confidence: 99%