A single crystal diamond continuous wave tunable deep ultraviolet laser

Abstract

A single crystal diamond continuous wave tunable deep ultraviolet laser relates to an all-solid-state deep ultraviolet laser. It is equipped with a 456nm single-frequency blue laser, a transverse-mode matching lens, the first to fourth laser resonator mirrors, a laser gain medium, a frequency doubling crystal, a photodiode and a PDH controller; the 456nm single-frequency blue laser, a transverse-mode matching lens, The first laser resonator mirror, the frequency doubling crystal, and the second laser resonator mirror are sequentially arranged on the first optical axis from left to right, and the third laser resonator mirror, the laser gain medium, and the fourth laser resonator mirror are arranged from left to right Set on the second optical axis in turn from left to right; the photodiode is located on the left rear side of the first laser resonator mirror, and the PDH controller is connected to the photodiode and the fourth laser resonator mirror; the first optical axis and the second The optical axes are parallel. All-solid-state lasers are small in size, high in efficiency, long in life, good in beam quality, easy to system integration and practical.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an all-solid-state deep-ultraviolet laser, in particular to a single-crystal diamond continuous-wave tunable deep-ultraviolet laser based on single-frequency blue light resonance pumping. Background technique [0002] Laser Raman Spectroscopy (LRS) is an important tool for studying the molecular vibration and molecular structure of substances. With the significant progress in material science, laser, synchrotron technology and nanotechnology, LRS has become more and more important in physics, chemistry, biology and materials science. and other fields are increasingly widely used. Conventional LRS uses a laser with a wavelength greater than 400nm as the excitation source, which usually faces the problems of fluorescence interference and low sensitivity. However, Deep Ultraviolet Laser Raman Spectroscopy (DUVLRS) uses a deep ultraviolet excitation source. When the excitation wavelength is less than 260nm , can effectively solve ...

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For example: the American Coherent company model is Innova 300C Moto FreD argon ion laser, the output power is only 100mW, but the price is more than 120,000 US dollars, although the laser can be separately tuned between 229nm and 264nm, but the warm-up time of each work more than an hour

At present, the only titanium-doped sapphire laser system that can be finely adjusted, the wavelength range can cover 193-320nm, and the power at some wavelengths is only a few mW, and the crystal needs to be replaced every time the tuning range changes by 20-30nm. will be more expensive

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