1. a Guangdong Provincial Engineering Research Center of Crystal and Laser Technology Guangzhou China
2. b Department of Optoelectronic Engineering Jinan University Guangzhou China
3. c Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Optical Fiber Sensing and Communications
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Weifeng Tan, Yisen Wang, Peining Chen, 等. High average power nanosecond pulsed single longitudinal mode diamond Raman laser in the 1.6 µm waveband[J]. Functional Diamond, 2024,4(1).
Weifeng Tan, Yisen Wang, Peining Chen, et al. High average power nanosecond pulsed single longitudinal mode diamond Raman laser in the 1.6 µm waveband[J]. Functional Diamond2024, 4(1).
Weifeng Tan, Yisen Wang, Peining Chen, 等. High average power nanosecond pulsed single longitudinal mode diamond Raman laser in the 1.6 µm waveband[J]. Functional Diamond, 2024,4(1). DOI: 10.1080/26941112.2024.2423623.
Weifeng Tan, Yisen Wang, Peining Chen, et al. High average power nanosecond pulsed single longitudinal mode diamond Raman laser in the 1.6 µm waveband[J]. Functional Diamond2024, 4(1). DOI: 10.1080/26941112.2024.2423623.
Realizing high average power nanosecond pulsed single longitudinal mode laser sources around 1.6 μm are of intense interest for applications as diverse as range finding
remote sensing
and environmental monitoring. Herein
we first demonstrate a high average power and high beam quality nanosecond pulsed eye-safe diamond Raman laser at 1634 nm
which is intracavity driven by an acousto-optic Q-switched two-crystal Nd:YVO
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laser at 1342 nm. By exploiting the subtly designed dynamically stable resonator and the thoroughly optimized acousto-optic modulator
excellent beam quality and substantial power improvement have been confirmed. Under the incident pump power of 60.9 W
the highest multimode average output power of 6.92 W has been achieved with the repetition rate of 25 kHz and the duty cycle of 8%
corresponding to the pulse duration of 8.8 ns and the peak power of 31.5 kW. Subsequently
by inserting a fused silica etalon in the high-Q fundamental cavity
the average output power for single longitudinal mode operation has been creeping up to 2.56 W with the aid of the high precision temperature controlling and the enlarged beam di
ameter on diamond
where the pulse duration and the spectral linewidth are 8 ns and 180 MHz
respectively. The beam quality is maintained with
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1.3 across the entire output power range.
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