Stefano Dell'acqua
University of Pavia
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Optics Letters | 2004
Antonio Agnesi; Annalisa Guandalini; Giancarlo Reali; Stefano Dell'acqua; Giuliano Piccinno
We report on a diode-pumped 1.3-microm Nd:GdVO4 cw laser, intracavity doubled for highly efficient generation of red light. We obtained as much as 2.4 W of power at 670 nm (corresponding to 26% optical-to-optical efficiency) in a nearly TEM00 mode and with small amplitude noise. To the best of our knowledge, these results represent the highest performance at this wavelength for cw solid-state lasers.
Optics Communications | 1997
A. Agnesi; Stefano Dell'acqua; Giancarlo Reali
Abstract A medium-power all-solid-state diode-pumped cw Nd:YAG laser, passively Q -switched employing Cr 4+ :YAG as saturable absorber, has been developed. Optimum coupling operation at the 1064 nm working wavelength resulted in 100 μJ, 36 ns, nearly diffraction limited pulses at 15 kHz repetition frequency, with 1.5 W average power output. We discuss the characterisation of the passive Q -switching elements and the laser operation.
Applied Optics | 1998
A. Agnesi; Stefano Dell'acqua; Pennacchio C; Giancarlo Reali; P. G. Gobbi
A diode-pumped Q-switched Nd:YAG laser that operates at the eye-safe 1444 nm wavelength has been developed. When pumped by a 10-W fiber-coupled array at 808 nm, it generated 1 W in cw operation and 560 mW at 20-kHz repetition rate with active Q-switching. Design issues such as thermal lensing characterization and beam quality are discussed.
Optics Express | 2003
Antonio Agnesi; Annalisa Guandalini; Andrea Lucca; Elisa Sani; Alessandra Toncelli; Mauro Tonelli; Stefano Dell'acqua
We report what is to our knowledge the first Nd:BaY2F8 (Nd:BaYF) laser pumped with a multiwatt fiber-coupled diode array tuned at approximately 804 nm. As much as 2.4 W were obtained with 6.2 W of absorbed pump power, showing efficient operation (51% slope efficiency), excellent beam quality (M2=1.1), and weak thermal lensing. Small intracavity losses (<1%) were measured, indicating both reduced thermally induced aberrations and good optical quality of the laser crystal.
Optical and Quantum Electronics | 1997
A. Agnesi; Stefano Dell'acqua; Giancarlo Reali; Z. Sun
This paper reports the operation of a Cr4+:YAG Q-switched CW diode laser pumped Nd:YAG at 1064nm. The laser performances resulted in 167 μ J, 21ns pulses at 10kHz, and 1.67W power output. When intracavity polarized, stable amplitude (fluctuations <±1%), TEM00, 153 μ J pulses were generated allowing 50% SHG in KTP.
Advanced Solid State Lasers (2000), paper WC8 | 2000
A. Agnesi; Stefano Dell'acqua; Annalisa Guandalini; Giancarlo Reali; A. Toncelli; M. Tonelli; Enrico Cavalli
Neodymium doped germanates with a garnet structure, such as Nd:Ca3Sc2Ge3O12 (Nd:CaSGG [l]), are promising laser materials for diode-pumping.
Archive | 2003
Stefano Dell'acqua; Giuliano Piccinno
Archive | 2004
Stefano Dell'acqua; Giuliano Piccinno; Maurizio Cucchi
Archive | 2004
Stefano Dell'acqua; Giuliano Piccinno
Archive | 2003
Antoniangelo Agnesi; Stefano Dell'acqua; Giuliano Piccinno