Abstract
Simultaneous multiple-wavelength cw laser operations were achieved
in two types of composite laser rod composed of Nd3+:YAG
and Nd3+:YLF crystals, which were laser diode (LD)
pumped within a single virtual-point-source cavity. As much as 30 W
of total output at 1064- and 1047-nm wavelengths was obtained under
150-W LD input power, with approximately 25% from the 1047-nm
wavelength. Different bonding methods were compared, showing that
the use of an optical adhesive is effective and presents no
deterioration at low and middle power levels. Simultaneous
multiple-wavelength operation at 1064- and 1053-nm wavelengths was also
studied.
© 1999 Optical Society of America
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