James A. Piper
Tsinghua University
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Advanced Solid-State Photonics (2007), paper WB19 | 2007
Takashige Omatsu; Andrew J. Lee; Peter Dekker; Helen M. Pask; James A. Piper
We report 92mW CW yellow output from a small-scale, diode-pumped intracavity-doubled self-stimulating Raman Nd:YVO4 laser with optical efficiency of 2.2%. We believe this to be the first report of a CW self-stimulating Raman yellow laser.
Advanced Solid-State Photonics (2005), paper MB50 | 2005
Hamish Ogilvy; Michael J. Withford; James A. Piper
Pulsed laser pumping was investigated for a range of monochromatic wavelengths from 532nm to 671nm. Shortening pump wavelength was associated with increased non-radiative energy decay, reduced efficiency and chaotic spectral, temporal and transverse modal characteristics
Advanced Solid State Lasers (1997), paper NA3 | 1997
Justin L. Blows; Judith M. Dawes; James A. Piper; Greg Forbes
A simple linear highly astigmatic laser cavity design has been analysed theoretically and demonstrated experimentally with Nd:YVO4. This cavity design is appropriate for high-power diode-laser-array end-pumping. The cavities presented are capable of generating Gaussian beams with general astigmatism, which have principal axes which rotate on propagation.
Advanced Solid-State Photonics (2007), paper MD2 | 2007
Peter Dekker; Helen M. Pask; James A. Piper
Continuous-wave powers up to 320mW at 588 nm and quasi-cw powers up to 700mW are reported from diode-pumped Nd:GdVO4 laser with intracavity Raman-shifting (KGW) and intracavity frequency-doubling (LBO) are reported, with efficiency up to 3.2%.
Advanced Solid-State Photonics (2006), paper MC3 | 2006
Richard P. Mildren; Helen M. Pask; James A. Piper
We report record Stokes conversion efficiency and output power for a nanosecond pumped Raman laser. Using KGd(WO4)2 in an external cavity Raman laser configuration, we obtained 64% conversion efficiency of a 2.3W 532nm pump laser.
Advanced Solid-State Photonics (TOPS) (2004), paper 208 | 2004
Richard P. Mildren; Helen M. Pask; Marc Convery; James A. Piper; Tim Mckay
Efficient intracavity and external-cavity KGd(WO4)2 Raman lasers are reported. For an intracavity Raman laser with intracavity frequency-doubling, we obtained 1.7 W at 579 nm and 0.84 W at 588 nm. Using an external-cavity Raman resonator pumped by a 1 W 532 nm laser, we obtained output at more than 8 wavelengths in the range 555 nm to 658 nm with output powers as high as 0.4 W at slope efficiencies up to 68%.
Advanced Solid-State Lasers (2002), paper MB4 | 2002
Peter Dekker; Judith M. Dawes; Phil Burns; James A. Piper
We report widely tunable infrared (70nm) and self-frequency-doubled operation, (with 25-450mW output power), in Yb:YAB, covering the wavelengths of the copper vapor laser (510nm), Argon ion (514nm), doubled Nd:YAG (532nm) and green HeNe (543nm).
Advanced Solid State Lasers (2000), paper MB14 | 2000
Pu Wang; Judith M. Dawes; Phillip Burns; James A. Piper; Huaijin Zhang; Li Zhu; Xianlin Meng
2 at.% Er and 20 at.% Yb crystalline co-doped Er:Yb:YCOB has been grown and characterized. Polarized absorption spectra and fluorescence spectra were measured and gain cross sections were calculated. The data show that Er:Yb:YCOB is a promising material for laser emission in the favorable wavelength range of 1546-1570nm for practical applications. Laser emission at 1554nm has been obtained for the first time, using a 976nm diode pump source.
Advanced Solid State Lasers (1998), paper CM5 | 1998
Pu Wang; Judith M. Dawes; Peter Dekker; David S. Knowles; James A. Piper; Baosheng Lu
A novel nonlinear-optical laser crystal, Yb3+:YAl3(BO3)4, has been grown with good optical quality by the method of high temperature flux. Room and low temperature absorption and fluorescence spectra have been measured and spectral parameters have been calculated. The ground-state energy-level splitting is 581cm−1. The emission lifetime is 0.68ms and the peak emission cross section is over 1.0×l0−20cm2. The data show that this crystal has potential as an efficient self-doubled laser operating in the green.
Lasers, Sources and Related Photonic Devices (2010), paper AWD1 | 2010
Helen M. Pask; Andrew J. Lee; David J. Spence; James A. Piper
We report the generation of high power, continuous-wave yellow emission from a frequency-doubled, self-Raman laser. Output power of 2.25 W at 586.5 nm is achieved with a diode to yellow conversion efficiency of 13.2%.