A 6.5-J flashlamp-pumped Ti:Al/sub 2/O/sub 3/ laser

A 6.5-J flashlamp-pumped Ti:Al/sub 2/O/sub 3/ laser

A flashlamp-pumped Ti:A/sub 2/O/sub 3/ oscillator has delivered 6.5 J per pulse at 800 nm under long-pulse extraction conditions. The device was designed for efficient short-pulse (2-3 ns) amplification to the multijoule energy level. To date, a peak stored energy in excess of 5 J has been obtained...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE journal of quantum electronics 1993-09, Vol.29 (9), p.2513-2518
Hauptverfasser: Brown, A.J.W., Fisher, C.H.
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Absorption
Crystalline materials
Fluorescence
Laser excitation
Neodymium
Optical materials
Optical pulses
Oscillators
Pulse amplifiers
Pump lasers
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description A flashlamp-pumped Ti:A/sub 2/O/sub 3/ oscillator has delivered 6.5 J per pulse at 800 nm under long-pulse extraction conditions. The device was designed for efficient short-pulse (2-3 ns) amplification to the multijoule energy level. To date, a peak stored energy in excess of 5 J has been obtained and is available for short-pulse extraction studies. The design and resulting characterization of this laser are discussed. The results show that the energy available for short-pulse extraction is limited by the flashlamp pumping time.< >
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