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Nonlinear frequency conversion of a Ho :YAG laser beam
We report the results of experiments on frequency conversion of a Ho : YAG laser beam (wavelength λ ∼ 2.1 μm) into the near-, mid-, and far-IR regions, aimed at expanding the spectral composition of compact multispectral sources of coherent radiation. The experimentally found laser conversion effici...
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| creator | Vorontsov, K.V. Garanin, S.G. Egorov, N.A. Zakharov, N.G. Zorin, R.A. Kolomeets, V.B. Lazarenko, V.I. Nadezhin, A.S. Nomakonov, G.N. Tulyakov, K.A. Frolov, Yu.N. |
| description | We report the results of experiments on frequency conversion of a Ho : YAG laser beam (wavelength
λ
∼ 2.1 μm) into the near-, mid-, and far-IR regions, aimed at expanding the spectral composition of compact multispectral sources of coherent radiation. The experimentally found laser conversion efficiency into the second harmonic reaches 32 % and 54 % in the cw and repetitively pulsed regimes, respectively. The parametric conversion efficiency into the mid-IR range (
λ
= 3.5 – 5.0 μm) reaches 55 %, while for the far-IR range (
λ
= 8 – 8.2 μm) it turns out to be 10.5 %. |
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λ
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