Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 35, Issue 9, 1308(2008)

Characteristics of Intracavity-Frequency-Doubled Nd3+∶GdVO4/LBO Deep Blue 456 nm Laser

Li Yimin1,2、*, Tan Huiming1, Fu Xihong1,2, Tian Yubing1,2, Wang Baoshan1,2, and Meng Yuqing1,2
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    In the experiment of laser diode (LD) pumped intracavity frequency doubled Nd∶GdVO4/LBO deep blue 456 nm laser, in order to examine the effect of different neodymium concentrations in laser crystal on output power of frequency-doubled laser, two Nd∶GdVO4 crystals with the same size of 3 mm×3 mm×2 mm and different neodymium concentrations with Nd3+ ion atom fraction of 15% and 25% are compared. In the experiment , the same length of laser cavity of 20 mm and an Ⅰ-type phase-matched frequency-duobled medium of LBO for 914 nm with the length of 10 mm were used, a output power of 105 mW was obtained at incident pumped power of 2.85 W in the former crystal. In experiment, the laser crystal with higher dopant concentration obtained lower output power relative to that with lower dopant concentration. Through analyzing optimal crystal length in quasi-three-level laser system, the actual length of the 15% Nd3+ doped crystal is closer to the optimal length compared with the other crystal. Through analyzing the accurate cut-angle of frequency-doubled medium and temperature control of LBO, the difference of cut-angle for 912 nm and 914 nm may be compensated by controlling the temperature.

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    Li Yimin, Tan Huiming, Fu Xihong, Tian Yubing, Wang Baoshan, Meng Yuqing. Characteristics of Intracavity-Frequency-Doubled Nd3+∶GdVO4/LBO Deep Blue 456 nm Laser[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2008, 35(9): 1308

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    Received: Oct. 16, 2007

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    Published Online: Sep. 9, 2008

    The Author Email: Yimin Li (lym79hsd@163.com)

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