Cobalt-erbium double-doped laser crystals for 2.6-4.0 micron mid-infrared all-solid-state lasers
A technology of laser crystals and lasers, applied in crystal growth, single crystal growth, single crystal growth, etc., to achieve the effect of improving laser output efficiency
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[0019] This embodiment discloses a mid-infrared cobalt-erbium double-doped laser crystal for 2.6-4.0 micron all-solid-state lasers, wherein the divalent cobalt ion Co 2+ As an active ion, it can emit fluorescence at 2.6-4.0 microns; trivalent erbium ion Er 3+ Can be used as a sensitizing ion for divalent cobalt ions, such as figure 1 Shown: Under the pumping of a well-developed semiconductor laser (LD), the central wavelength range is: 780-830nm (that is, a semiconductor laser with a pump source of 780-830nm is used), or the central wavelength range is: 920-1020nm (that is, a semiconductor laser with a pump source of 920-1020 nm), Er 3+ Effectively absorb energy, and then, with the assistance of the host material phonon energy, occurs from Er 3+ to Co. 2+ energy transfer, transferring energy to Co 2+ ions, to achieve Er 3+ The sensitization function of ions makes the crystal suitable for semiconductor laser (LD) pumping.
[0020] In such crystals, divalent cobalt ions Co...
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[0024] Select the raw material PbF that purity is greater than 99.99% in the present embodiment 2 、ErF 3 and CoF 2 , using the crucible drop method for crystal growth, successfully grown cobalt-erbium co-doped lead fluoride mid-infrared laser crystals, in which divalent cobalt ions Co 2+ The doping concentration is 1mol%, the trivalent erbium ion Er 3+ The doping concentration is 1mol%. After successfully growing the crystal, the processing size is 5×5×1mm 3 The sample was tested for spectrum. Under the excitation of 970nm semiconductor laser (LD), the mid-infrared fluorescence emission spectrum curve of 2.6-4.0 microns was successfully tested, which proved the sensitization effect of erbium ions on cobalt ions.
[0025] This is the first time in the world that Co. 2+ Direct LD excitation on ion-activated laser crystals produces enhanced fluorescence emission in the 2.6-4.0 micron band, which has important research value and application prospects. At the same time, it al...
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