Laser Physics Letters · 2013 · 17 citations · 13 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringOpticsOptoelectronicsPhotonicsLaser DiodesLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsNonlinear OpticsOptical SourcesSemiconductor LasersEnergy Conversion EfficiencyFrequency ConversionHarmonic GenerationHigh-harmonic GenerationHigh-power LasersNonlinear Frequency ConversionQ SwitchingQ-switched Lasers
We present a highly efficient and cost-effective watt-level deep-ultraviolet laser operating at 266 nm. Type-I phase-matching LBO crystals and type-I phase-matching BBO crystals were used for frequency doubling and fourth-harmonic generation, respectively. The highest 1.82 W average power of the 266 nm laser was obtained from nonlinear frequency conversion at a repetition rate of 30 kHz and a pump power of 18.8 W. The conversion efficiency from the diode to the deep-ultraviolet laser scales up to 10.7%. This is, to our knowledge, the highest efficiency ever reported generated from a laser diode single-end-pumped acousto-optic Q-switched system.
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Uspekhi Fizicheskih Nauk · 2014 · 185 citations · Full text