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  • CLEO/Europe and IQEC 2007 Conference Digest
  • (Optica Publishing Group, 2007),
  • paper CA5_5

450 nm blue laser emission of an intracavity-doubled Nd:ASL crystal pumped by an extended-cavity tapered laser diode

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Abstract

Efficient laser emission on the quasi-3-level transition 4F3/24l9/2 has been demonstrated in various Nd-doped laser materials in the last decade. Among them the Nd:ASL crystal: Nd0.05Sr0.7La0.25Mg0.3Al11.7O19 is of great interest since its 4F3/24l9/2 transition corresponds to a laser line as low as 900 nm [1], This would result in a blue emission at 450 nm by second harmonic generation in a non-linear crystal. Unfortunately, the absorption lines of Nd:ASL are narrow and located at 792 nm and 798 nm where no commercial high power laser diodes are available. Moreover, the quasi-3-level operation of this laser requires a high-brightness pump source to exceed the transparency intensity all along the crystal.

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