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Monolithic solid state lasers pumped longitudinally by diode lasers

Pawel A. Duda, P.J. Dereń, W. Stręk, Krzysztof Marek Abramski, Andrei N. Kuzmin, Alexander A. Demidovich, Gennadii I. Ryabtsev

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We built three monolithic lasers pumped longitudinally by laser diodes. All lasers had the same dimensions and worked in CW mode. The lasers were based on neodymium doped crystals. They appeared to have quite good power stability. Comparison of the parameters of built lasers is presented in this work.

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We built three monolithic lasers pumped longitudinally by laser diodes. All lasers had the same dimensions and worked in CW mode. The lasers were based on neodymium doped crystals. They appeared to have quite good power stability. Comparison of the parameters of built lasers is presented in this work.

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We built three monolithic lasers pumped longitudinally by laser diodes. All lasers had the same dimensions and worked in CW mode. The lasers were based on neodymium doped crystals. They appeared to have quite good power stability. Comparison of the parameters of built lasers is presented in this work.

Key concepts: Laser, Optoelectronics, Neodymium, Materials science, Diode, Injection seeder, Diode-pumped solid-state laser, Laser pumping

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