Nonlinear crystal modifications for durable high-power laser wavelength conversion
A wavelength conversion and wavelength technology, applied in nonlinear optics, lasers, laser parts, etc., can solve problems such as pollution, UV power stability damage, and lack of satisfaction
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[0017] [0016] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a laser 10 that employs a laser medium 12 and a composite wavelength conversion element 14a (the composite wavelength conversion element is generally indicated by reference 14) positioned along an optical path 16 , the optical path 16 is reflected by the return mirror 18 and the end mirrors 20 and 22 . Laser medium 12 preferably comprises a conventional solid-state maser, such as YAG, YLF, YVO 4 , YALO, sapphire, alexandrite, or CrLiSAF compositions, and preferably produces laser radiation or laser energy having an infrared (IR) fundamental wavelength. These compositions are typically doped with neodymium, ytterbium, erbium, chromium or thulium. Typical fundamental laser IR wavelengths include, but are not limited to, 750-800nm, 1064nm, 1047nm, and 1320nm. However, the skilled artisan will appreciate that various other wavelengths, such as visible wavelengths, and other laser media or laser types may be employed...
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