Laser gain measurements by means of amplified spontaneous emission
G. Marowsky, Frank K. Tittel, William L. Wilson, E. Frenkel
Abstract
G. Marowsky, Frank K. Tittel, William L. Wilson, E. Frenkel
Abstract
Laser gain determination by means of amplified spontaneous emission is discussed in terms of a rate-equation approach. Numerical solutions show that optical gain can be deduced only for a limited regime of experimental parameters. The theoretical analysis is examined with experimental gain data for organic dyes in the vapor phase and in liquid solution. In addition, the gain of electron-beam-excited Ar-N(2) and XeF laser mixtures has been studied.
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Laser gain determination by means of amplified spontaneous emission is discussed in terms of a rate-equation approach. Numerical solutions show that optical gain can be deduced only for a limited regime of experimental parameters. The theoretical analysis is examined with experimental gain data for organic dyes in the vapor phase and in liquid solution. In addition, the gain of electron-beam-excited Ar-N(2) and XeF laser mixtures has been studied.
Key concepts: Amplified spontaneous emission, Gain, Optics, Spontaneous emission, Laser, Materials science, Rate equation, Active laser medium