Femtosecond laser system based on thin rod Yb : YAG active elements with an output power of 110 W
Jin Mo Yang, B. Lee, J.W. Kim, Bosu Jeong, Elena G. Sall, Sergey A. Chizhov, Duchang Heo, V. E. Yashin, G. H. Kim
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Jin Mo Yang, B. Lee, J.W. Kim, Bosu Jeong, Elena G. Sall, Sergey A. Chizhov, Duchang Heo, V. E. Yashin, G. H. Kim
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Abstract A three-stage laser amplification system based on thin Yb : YAG rods with diode laser pumping is developed and fabricated. In this system, the average power of a continuous train of femtosecond pulses from a Yb : KGW master oscillator with a pulse repetition rate of 80 MHz and initial pulse duration of 128 fs was raised by a factor of 100 to above 100 W. Preliminarily chirped laser pulses provided compensation of dispersion in optical elements of the system and obtaining 580-fs output pulses. The longer duration of output pulses relates to spectrum narrowing in the amplifiers.
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Abstract A three-stage laser amplification system based on thin Yb : YAG rods with diode laser pumping is developed and fabricated. In this system, the average power of a continuous train of femtosecond pulses from a Yb : KGW master oscillator with a pulse repetition rate of 80 MHz and initial pulse duration of 128 fs was raised by a factor of 100 to above 100 W. Preliminarily chirped laser pulses provided compensation of dispersion in optical elements of the system and obtaining 580-fs output pulses. The longer duration of output pulses relates to spectrum narrowing in the amplifiers.
Key concepts: Femtosecond, Materials science, Laser, Optics, Amplifier, Pulse duration, Chirped pulse amplification, Rod