A Disc Laser Based on Three Paraboloids
A laser and paraboloid technology, applied in the field of lasers, can solve problems such as inconvenience, and achieve the effects of improving distortion, high laser output, and light weight
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[0049] Such as figure 1 As shown, a disk laser based on three paraboloids includes a pumping light source, a pumping light collimator, a disk laser crystal, multiple pumping units, and a resonant cavity output unit, wherein,
[0050] The pump light source, for example, can be a stack of semiconductor lasers. The beams have different divergence angles and spot sizes in the fast axis and slow axis directions, and the beam quality is poor. The light beam emitted by it is collimated by the pump light collimator to obtain pump light c1 and enter into such as figure 1 The multi-pumped unit is shown in . If a cylindrical mirror is used for shaping, the obtained rectangular spot is obtained. When the divergence angles of the fast axis and the slow axis are equal, a rectangular spot is formed on the disc laser crystal a4; if a semiconductor laser with a pigtail is used, then The collimated pump light is a circular beam.
[0051] The disk laser crystal a4 is connected to the metal co...
Embodiment 2
[0066] Such as Figure 5a As shown, a part of the left side of the second parabolic reflector a2 in Embodiment 1 is cut off, and a right-angle reflective prism a9 is placed at the cut position. The right-angle reflective prism a9 is combined with the rest of the second parabolic reflector a2 to replace the second parabolic reflector a2 in the first embodiment. And the second pump light incident hole b2 is not provided on the third parabolic reflector a3.
[0067] The outgoing light on the rectangular reflective prism a9 is parallel to the incident light, but there will be a displacement in space. Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, specify the specific positional relation of rectangular reflective prism a9 and the second parabolic reflector a2, as Figure 5b As shown, d in the figure represents the width of the right-angle reflective prism a9, H represents the width of the second parabolic reflector a2, L represents the length of the right-angled side of the righ...
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