Y. F. Lü
University of the Sciences
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Laser Physics | 2010
Y. F. Lü; J. Xia; X. H. Zhang; Z. T. Liu; J. F. Chen
We present for the first time a dual-wavelength laser operation at 1064 and 914 nm in two NdYVO4 crystals. A 879 nm laser diode is used to pump the first Nd:YVO4 crystal emitting at 914 nm, and the second Nd:YVO4 laser emitting at 1064 nm intracavity pumped at 914 nm. A total output power of 4.28 W at the two fundamental wavelengths was achieved at the absorbed pump power of 13.8 W. The M2 values for 914 and 1064 nm lights at the maximum output power were found to be around 1.3 and 1.1, respectively.
Laser Physics | 2010
Y. F. Lü; X. H. Zhang; J. Xia; X. D. Yin; L. Bao; Hui Quan
The continuous-wave high efficiency laser emission of Nd:YAG at the fundamental wavelength of 1319 nm and its 659.5-nm second harmonic obtained by intracavity frequency doubling with an LBO nonlinear crystal is investigated under pumping by diode laser at 885 nm (on the 4F3/2 → 4I13/2 transition). An end-pumped Nd:YAG crystal yielded 9.1 W at 1319 nm of continuous-wave output power for 18.2 W of absorbed pump power. The slope efficiency with respect to the absorbed pump power is 0.55. Furthermore, 5.2 W 659.5 nm red light is acquired by frequency doubling, resulting in an optical-to-optical efficiency with respect to the absorbed pump power of 0.286. Comparative results obtained for the pump with diode laser at 808 nm (on the 4F5/2 → 4I13/2 transition) are given in order to prove the advantages of the 885 nm wavelength pumping.
Laser Physics | 2010
Y. F. Lü; J. Xia; X. H. Zhang
We present for the first time a Nd:YAG laser emitting at 1064 nm intracavity pumped by a 946 nm diode-pumped Nd:YAG laser. A 885 nm laser diode is used to pump the first Nd:YAG crystal emitting at 946 nm, and the second Nd:YAG laser emitting at 1064 nm intracavity pumped at 946 nm. We achieved an output power of 7.97 W at 1064 nm for an absorbed pump power at 946 nm of 9.55 W, corresponding to an optical efficiency of 83.4%. The beam quality M2 quality factor is about 1.1 at the maximum output power.
Laser Physics | 2009
Y. F. Lü; X. H. Zhang; J. Xia; X. D. Yin; A. F. Zhang; L. Bao; D. Wang; Hui Quan
We report an efficient laser emission on the 1341 nm 4F3/2 to 4I13/2 transition in Nd:GdVO4 under the pump with diode lasers at 888 nm. Continuous wave (CW) 6.58 W output power at 1341 nm is obtained under 18.3 W of incident pump power; the slope efficiency with respect to the incident pump power was 45.1%. Moreover, intracavity frequency doubling with LiB3O5 (LBO) nonlinear crystal yielded 1.77 W of red light at 670.5 nm.
Laser Physics Letters | 2009
Y. F. Lü; X. H. Zhang; J. Xia; A.F. Zhang; X.D. Yin; L. Bao
Laser Physics Letters | 2010
Y. F. Lü; X. H. Zhang; J. Xia; G.Y. Jin; Jun-Guang Wang; X.D. Yin; A.F. Zhang
Optics Communications | 2009
Y. F. Lü; J. Xia; Jun-Guang Wang; Guan-Cheng Sun; X. H. Zhang; An-Feng Zhang; Xiao-Dong Yin; L. Bao; Hui Quan
Optics Communications | 2009
Y. F. Lü; J. Xia; Jun-Guang Wang; X. H. Zhang; L. Bao; Hui Quan; Xiao-Dong Yin
Applied Physics B | 2010
Y. F. Lü; X. H. Zhang; X. D. Yin; J. Xia; A. F. Zhang; J. Q. Lin
Applied Physics B | 2010
Y. F. Lü; J. Xia; X. H. Zhang; A. F. Zhang; Jun-Guang Wang; L. Bao; X. D. Yin