Two Photon Pumped Upconversion and Nonlinear Optical Properties of a New Lasing Dye: DEASPI
Dong Wang, Wang Xiao-mei, Guangyong Zhou, Wang Chun, Shao Zongshu, Hanmei Hu
Abstract
Dong Wang, Wang Xiao-mei, Guangyong Zhou, Wang Chun, Shao Zongshu, Hanmei Hu
Abstract
The two-photon pumped frequency upconversion optical properties and the two-photon absorption (TPA) induced nonlinear absorption of a new dye trans-4-[p-(N,N-diethylamino)styryl]-N-methylpyridinium iodide (abbreviated as DEASPI) have been experimentally investigated. This new dye exhibits strong superradiation properties when the pumping power is above the threshold. Furthermore, the superradiation upconversion efficiency and the nonlinear absorption at different wavelengths have been measured. The largest effective molecular TPA cross section was measured to be 3.9×10-47 cm4s/photon at 930 nm. At 1064 nm, it was 3.85×10-48 cm4s/photon, much smaller than that at 930 nm. The highest upconversion efficiency is 7.57% at 1020 nm, whereas it is 4.5% at 1064 nm.
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The two-photon pumped frequency upconversion optical properties and the two-photon absorption (TPA) induced nonlinear absorption of a new dye trans-4-[p-(N,N-diethylamino)styryl]-N-methylpyridinium iodide (abbreviated as DEASPI) have been experimentally investigated. This new dye exhibits strong superradiation properties when the pumping power is above the threshold. Furthermore, the superradiation upconversion efficiency and the nonlinear absorption at different wavelengths have been measured. The largest effective molecular TPA cross section was measured to be 3.9×10-47 cm4s/photon at 930 nm. At 1064 nm, it was 3.85×10-48 cm4s/photon, much smaller than that at 930 nm. The highest upconversion efficiency is 7.57% at 1020 nm, whereas it is 4.5% at 1064 nm.
Key concepts: Photon upconversion, Lasing threshold, Materials science, Two-photon absorption, Absorption (acoustics), Optoelectronics, Laser, Dye laser