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Continuously tunable Raman NH3 laser pumped by the 9R(16) CO2 laser line
M. Akhrarov, B. I. Vasil'ev, A. Z. Grasyuk, S. V. Efimovskii, S. V. Kurbasov
Abstract:
The first direct experimental proof was obtained that stimulated Raman scattering is the operating mechanism of an NH3 laser (12.8μ) pumped by the 9R (16) (9.3μ) CO2 laser line. A continuous variation of the pump laser frequency in an interval of ~0.1 cm–1 led to a synchronized continuous change in the laser output frequency in the same interval. The tuning characteristics of the Raman NH3 laser output frequency were determined by varying the pump frequency in a wide range of ammonia operating pressures (1–15 Torr) and of pump intensities (1–10 MW/cm2). The lasing efficiency was investigated as a function of the NH3 pressure and of the detuning of the pump frequency. The influence of the dynamic Stark effect on the output frequency of the Raman NH3 laser was estimated experimentally.
Received: 17.07.1984
Citation:
M. Akhrarov, B. I. Vasil'ev, A. Z. Grasyuk, S. V. Efimovskii, S. V. Kurbasov, “Continuously tunable Raman NH3 laser pumped by the 9R(16) CO2 laser line”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 12:7 (1985), 1414–1419 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 15:7 (1985), 935–938]
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