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27 May 1998 High-power blue laser source based on frequency-converted 1.3-μm Nd-lasers
Andre Schirrmacher, Stefan Seidel, Guido Mann, Horst Weber
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Abstract
Up to 0.75 Watt of blue laser light have been generated by second harmonic generation and additional sum frequency mixing of a 1.3 micrometer actively cw-modelocked Nd:YAG laser oscillator. Special attention has been paid to the design of the fundamental mode resonators, delivering output powers of up to 8 W at the fundamental wavelength with nearly diffraction limited beam quality. To overcome the thermally induced depolarizing birefringence a compensation scheme has been applied for further enhancement of the laser power.
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Andre Schirrmacher, Stefan Seidel, Guido Mann, and Horst Weber "High-power blue laser source based on frequency-converted 1.3-μm Nd-lasers", Proc. SPIE 3265, Solid State Lasers VII, (27 May 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.308667
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KEYWORDS
Nd:YAG lasers

Resonators

Crystals

Cavity resonators

Birefringence

Atomic force microscopy

Frequency conversion

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