Ultrashort optical pulse amplifiers incorporating a gain medium

Optical: systems and elements – Optical amplifier – Correction of deleterious effects

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ABSTRACT:
An ultrashort optical pulse amplifier that incorporates a gain medium preferentially cooled along a crystalline axis for partially ameliorating the thermally induced distortions and losses created by cylindrically symmetric cooled designs. The ultrashort pulse amplifier can be pumped with higher pump powers without degradation of the output spatial mode structure and the overall efficiency of extraction of energy from the gain medium is improved. The gain medium preferably has a rectangular cross section and cooling means are provided in thermal contact with only selected opposing surfaces of the gain medium so that thermal gradients lie approximately along a crystalline axis to reduce thermally-induced birefringence.

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