20-J Ti:sapphire laser oscillator
Christophe Müller, Roy A. Hamil, G. C. Tisone, Dennis D. Lowenthal, Ken W. Kangas
Abstract
Christophe Müller, Roy A. Hamil, G. C. Tisone, Dennis D. Lowenthal, Ken W. Kangas
Abstract
A 2-J Ti:sapphire laser oscillator has been constructed by using an end-pumped configuration. The pump laser delivered as much as 10 J of energy (40–50 J cm−2) at 495 nm over a 4-μsec pulse length with no damage to the Ti:sapphire crystal. Ti:sapphire laser conversion efficiencies of 20% were obtained, and no parasitic oscillations were observed. A side-pumped Ti:sapphire oscillator delivered 0.7 J when pumped by 8 J of 495-nm radiation.
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A 2-J Ti:sapphire laser oscillator has been constructed by using an end-pumped configuration. The pump laser delivered as much as 10 J of energy (40–50 J cm−2) at 495 nm over a 4-μsec pulse length with no damage to the Ti:sapphire crystal. Ti:sapphire laser conversion efficiencies of 20% were obtained, and no parasitic oscillations were observed. A side-pumped Ti:sapphire oscillator delivered 0.7 J when pumped by 8 J of 495-nm radiation.
Key concepts: Sapphire, Ti:sapphire laser, Materials science, Laser, Optics, Crystal (programming language), Laser pumping, Optoelectronics