Watt-level all-solid-state single-frequency Pr:LiYF4 ring laser in the orange spectral region with wavelength tunability

In this work, we report on the recent research progress on watt-level all-solid-state single-frequency Pr:LiYF 4 (YLF) lasers in the orange spectral region.Combining dual-end pumping and ring-cavity technologies, we have achieved a maximum singlefrequency output of 1.19 W at 607 nm with a linewidth of about 20.3 MHz.Based on this study, by inserting a 0.15 mm etalon inside the ring cavity, we find that the 607 nm lasing can be completely suppressed and a single-frequency laser at 604 nm with a 0.69 W output power and a linewidth of about 16.7 MHz can also be obtained.Moreover, the wavelengths of the two single-frequency lasers can be tuned from 607.16 to 607.61 nm and from 603.99 to 605.02 nm, respectively.Furthermore, the single-frequency Pr:YLF laser can also operate in a state of the two orange wavelengths, simultaneously, with a maximum output power of 0.97 W. We believe that this is the highest output power of a direct generation of single-frequency orange lasers and the first demonstration of the wavelength-tuned operation of the achieved single-frequency orange lasers, which could bring opportunities for the application of single-frequency orange lasers.

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Chinese Optics Letters
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3788/col202523.031405
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Solid State Laser Technologies
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Watt-level all-solid-state single-frequency Pr:LiYF4 ring laser in the orange spectral region with wavelength tunability

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Watt-level all-solid-state single-frequency Pr:LiYF4 ring laser in the orange spectral region with wavelength tunability

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In this work, we report on the recent research progress on watt-level all-solid-state single-frequency Pr:LiYF 4 (YLF) lasers in the orange spectral region.Combining dual-end pumping and ring-cavity technologies, we have achieved a maximum singlefrequency output of 1.19 W at 607 nm with a linewidth of about 20.3 MHz.Based on this study, by inserting a 0.15 mm etalon inside the ring cavity, we find that the 607 nm lasing can be completely suppressed and a single-frequency laser at 604 nm with a 0.69 W output power and a linewidth of about 16.7 MHz can also be obtained.Moreover, the wavelengths of the two single-frequency lasers can be tuned from 607.16 to 607.61 nm and from 603.99 to 605.02 nm, respectively.Furthermore, the single-frequency Pr:YLF laser can also operate in a state of the two orange wavelengths, simultaneously, with a maximum output power of 0.97 W. We believe that this is the highest output power of a direct generation of single-frequency orange lasers and the first demonstration of the wavelength-tuned operation of the achieved single-frequency orange lasers, which could bring opportunities for the application of single-frequency orange lasers.

Chinese Optics LettersVol. 23(3)
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Anhui Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics (CN), Xiamen University of Technology (CN)
Natural Science Foundation of Xiamen City, National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province
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