Abstract
Injection locking in the quasi-three-level laser system Nd:YAG
4F3/2
–4I9/2 at 946 nm is reported.
The master and slave oscillators are pumped by laser diodes. The master
oscillator is frequency stabilized to a high-finesse cavity, resulting in a
laser linewidth of less than 10 Hz. Using intracavity frequency doubling of the
slave oscillator, we achieve a single-mode output power of 60 mW at 473 nm. The
laser radiation was frequency quadrupled, resulting in an UV power of 0.55 mW at
236.5 nm. The laser system was used to excite a strongly forbidden
In+ transition, proposed as a new optical frequency
standard.
© 1995 Optical Society of America
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