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Physics of lasers
Pulsed tunable dye laser with a low level of wide-band background
T. V. Plakhotnik, A. M. Pyndyk
Abstract:
A bent resonator with radiation extracted through a rotating mirror was developed for suppressing a wide-band superradiance background (amplified spontaneous emission) in pulsed tunable dye lasers. At the exit from the oscillator the superradiance energy was less than 5×10–6 of the narrow-band (0.01 nm) output energy. For a two-stage amplifier utilizing an ethanol solution of rhodamine 6G pumped by a pulsed YAG laser with a peak power of 2.8 MW (λ = 532 nm), the maximum laser efficiency was 20% and the superradiance background over the whole tuning range (560–620 nm) was less than 10–3 of the output energy.
Received: 13.02.1987
Citation:
T. V. Plakhotnik, A. M. Pyndyk, “Pulsed tunable dye laser with a low level of wide-band background”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 14:10 (1987), 1987–1989 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 17:10 (1987), 1267–1268]
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