High-efficiency 5-watt wavelength-tunable UV output from an Alexandrite laser

Abstract We investigate the performance of continuous-wave wavelength-tunable ultraviolet output from a diode-pumped Alexandrite laser by intra-cavity second harmonic generation. At 385 nm, ultraviolet output power of 5.05 W is achieved which is the highest continuous-wave ultraviolet power to date for intra-cavity frequency doubled diode-pumped Alexandrite lasers and highest optical-to-optical efficiency of 16.2% is achieved with respect to absorbed red pump power. An excellent ultraviolet wavelength tunable range, 38 nm, is achieved from 364 nm to 402 nm. Cavity mode analysis is performed for design of the resonator including cavity analysis and the modelling of output power from this wavelength tunable ultraviolet laser.

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Applied Physics B
Published
2024-11-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00340-024-08349-z
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4
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Solid State Laser Technologies
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High-efficiency 5-watt wavelength-tunable UV output from an Alexandrite laser

Huaifeng Xiao, M. J. Damzen
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Solid State Laser Technologies
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High-efficiency 5-watt wavelength-tunable UV output from an Alexandrite laser

Huaifeng Xiao, M. J. Damzen
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Abstract We investigate the performance of continuous-wave wavelength-tunable ultraviolet output from a diode-pumped Alexandrite laser by intra-cavity second harmonic generation. At 385 nm, ultraviolet output power of 5.05 W is achieved which is the highest continuous-wave ultraviolet power to date for intra-cavity frequency doubled diode-pumped Alexandrite lasers and highest optical-to-optical efficiency of 16.2% is achieved with respect to absorbed red pump power. An excellent ultraviolet wavelength tunable range, 38 nm, is achieved from 364 nm to 402 nm. Cavity mode analysis is performed for design of the resonator including cavity analysis and the modelling of output power from this wavelength tunable ultraviolet laser.

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