Properties of an epitaxially grown YAG: Nd3+ waveguide laser

P.G. Möckel

doi:10.1364/IOPT.1976.MB4

Integrated Optics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1976),
paper MB4
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Properties of an epitaxially grown YAG: Nd³⁺ waveguide laser

P.G. Möckel

Integrated Optics 1976

Salt Lake City, Utah United States
12–14 January 1976
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Abstract

In integrated optics there is considerable interest in miniaturized lasers which can be used as signal sources for optical communications systems. Strong effort has been made, therefore, to develop the technique of epitaxially growing neodymium thin film lasers [1,2,3]. In the following, the experimental investigation of the waveguiding properties and laser performance of an epitaxially grown YAG:Nd³⁺ waveguide laser is reported.

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