Nonlinear Cavity-Dumped Intracavity Solid-State Raman Laser Transmitters

Murray, James T.; Austin, William Lucas; Calmes, Lonnie K.; Powell, Richard C.; Quarles, Gregory J.

doi:10.1364/assl.1997.vl9

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“…High peak power solid state 2-3 µm lasers have triggered considerable attention due to their applications in laser medicine, remote sensing, high resolution molecular spectroscopy, and optical communications [1,2]. Thus far, Stimulate Raman Scattering (SRS) in crystalline materials has been demonstrated as one of the most important nonlinear frequency conversion methods for mid-IR laser sources [3][4][5], among which, the output laser wavelength depends on vibrational frequencies of the Raman crystal and the fundamental frequency of the excitation laser.…”

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Diode-end-pumped solid state ZnWO₄Raman laser at 2254 nm

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A diode-end-pumped actively Q-switch intracavity Raman laser with a Tm:YLF laser gain medium and a ZnWO 4 Raman gain crystal is demonstrated for the first time. Under the pump power of 30 W at 793 nm, the average output power of 184 mW at first Stokes wavelength of 2254 nm was obtained at a pulse repetition of 2.5 kHz. The corresponding pulse width and output peak power are 5.8 ns and 12.79 kW, respectively. Near-diffraction limited beam quality was observed (M 2 ⩽ 1.46).

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