Single Frequency Monolithic Solid State Green Laser as a Potential Source for Vibrometry Systems
In this paper miniature, monolithic single frequency solid state laser operating at 532 nm is presented. Developed Nd:GdVO4/YVO4/KTP consist of three crystal bonded together with a UV adhesive. The single frequency operation was obtained in wide temperature range from 17 degree C to 27 degree C. The...
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description | In this paper miniature, monolithic single frequency solid state laser operating at 532 nm is presented. Developed Nd:GdVO4/YVO4/KTP consist of three crystal bonded together with a UV adhesive. The single frequency operation was obtained in wide temperature range from 17 degree C to 27 degree C. The laser operated with output power up to 90 mW at 532 nm. The total optical efficiency (808 nm to 532 nm) was 9.5%. Power stability was at the level of plus or minus 0.8% and the long term frequency stability was approximately 3-10(-8). The beam has a Gaussian profile and the M2 parameter was below 1.1. |
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