Continuous-wave 80-W lasing in Yb : YAG ceramics

Snetkov, Ilya; Palashov, O.; Осипов, В. В.; Mukhin, Ivan; Maksimov, R.N.; Шитов, В. А.; Lukyashin, K. E.

doi:10.1070/qel16727

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“…Since Yb:YAG ceramics, as well as Yb:YAG crystals are popular and well-studied materials, we have not investigated them at room temperatures in ample detail and have not obtained significant results. Therefore, we will only give references to our works in which the laser properties of Yb:YAG ceramics were studied [ 99 , 100 ]. However, cryogenic cooling of active elements is known to be a significant advantage in the development of lasers with high average and high peak power, which improves both thermo-optical and laser characteristics.…”

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Thermo-Optical Studies of Laser Ceramics

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Features of synthesis of ZnSe ceramics from nanopowders obtained using a high-power laser

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Shitov

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Journal of the European Ceramic Society

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Inhomogeneous broadening and splitting of lines in spectra of YAG : Tm

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Чукалина²,

Климин³

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The shape and fine structure of lines due to Tm3+ f −f electronic transitions in multifunctional Y3Al5O12 garnet crystals have been studied by high-resolution spectroscopy. The observed inhomogeneously broadened lines have a Lorentzian shape, suggesting that point defects make a predominant contribution to the inhomogeneous broadening. Moreover, YAl antisite defects, which are formed during high-temperature melt growth, produce spectral satellites near the main lines.

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Continuous-wave 80-W lasing in Yb : YAG ceramics

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Thermo-Optical Studies of Laser Ceramics

Thermo-Optical Studies of Laser Ceramics

Features of synthesis of ZnSe ceramics from nanopowders obtained using a high-power laser

Inhomogeneous broadening and splitting of lines in spectra of YAG : Tm

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