Coherent light generators – Particular beam control device – Control of pulse characteristics
Patent
1985-09-30
1987-02-24
Scott, Jr., Leon
Coherent light generators
Particular beam control device
Control of pulse characteristics
372 53, 372 5, 372 22, H01S 310
Patent
active
046463089
ABSTRACT:
The output of a continuous wave modelocked Nd:YAG laser is first pulse compressed and then frequency doubled from infrared to green, to provide a new pumping source for a synchronously pumped dye laser. The disclosed apparatus and methods can achieve tunable subpicosecond pulses at relatively high average power, over 300 milliwatts. The 1064 nanometer output of the pulse compressor is frequency doubled to 532 nanometers so as to provide 3.5 picosecond pump pulses at 82 MHz and average power exceeding one watt. When this is used to pump a Rhodamine 6G dye laser, tunable pulses as short as 190 femtoseconds output can be obtained from the dye laser, with average power over 300 milliwatts. With the addition of a cavity dumper, tunable subpicosecond pulses of 80 kilowatt peak power have been generated.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4612641 (1986-09-01), Corkum
Baer Thomas M.
Kafka James D.
Davis Paul
Feix Donald C.
Freilburger Thomas M.
Jr. Leon Scott
Spectra-Physics Inc.
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