Conditions of operation of a laser with resonators coupled by a dynamic hologram

Bagan, A. A.; Gerasimov, V B; Golyanov, A V; Ogluzdin, V. E.; Sugrobov, V A; Rubtsova, I. L.; Khizhnyak, Anatoliy

doi:10.1070/qe1990v020n01abeh004788

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“…This allows the researcher to not be concerned about the matching of both the ML and SL cavity lengths. This advantage has been mentioned previously in 14 ; however, it has gotten little attention.…”

Section: Coupled-cavity Laser System With Pc Mirrormentioning

confidence: 84%

System concept and some characteristics of the coupled-cavity laser system for active target tracking

et al. 2002

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We performed architecture and design analyses of coupled-cavity laser systems to arrive at a concept for tracking distant objects. We also conducted an experimental study of such a system using a pulsed ruby laser as a prototype for the laboratory tests. Both laser cavities were coupled through the dynamic holographic grating. Special attention was paid to characterization of the coupled-cavity laser system and its operation. In particular, we studied the formation of holographic grating that serves to couple the cavity; the slope efficiency of the master and slave arms and their dependence upon cavity parameters. The resulted experimental data and analyses verified the tracking principle and proved the feasibility of the proposed phase-conjugate double cavity laser system for tracking moving object at distance with high accuracy.

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Section: Coupled-cavity Laser System With Pc Mirrormentioning

confidence: 84%

System concept and some characteristics of the coupled-cavity laser system for active target tracking

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“…This allows to the researcher not be concerned with matching the lengths of both the ML and the SL cavities. This advantage of the coupled cavity scheme has been mentioned previously in 16,17 , however, it has gotten little attention.…”

Section: Phase Conjugation In a Coupled-cavity Laser Systemmentioning

confidence: 90%

“…Once the gain mediums LM 1 and LM 2 are pumped, and the threshold conditions for the oscillation are satisfied 17 , the wave A out will be generated at the output of the slave laser. More detail description of the coupled-cavity laser system is given in 16,17 .…”

Section: Phase Conjugation In a Coupled-cavity Laser Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%