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16 June 2004 Laser sources at 460 nm based on intracavity doubling of extended-cavity surface-emitting lasers
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Laser sources emitting at 460nm have been developed through intracavity doubling of an extended cavity, surface emitting semiconductor laser. These lasers are compact, spectrally pure, efficient, and have a high quality beam. The basic design is similar to previously reported work[1] at 488nm using Novalux Extended Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (NECSEL) structures. The choice of nonlinear material was found to be critical, with periodically poled materials providing distinct benefits over bulk materials. Output powers exceeded 20mW. The reliability of the completed lasers was found to be excellent.
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Jason P. Watson, Andrei V. Shchegrov, Arvydas Umbrasas, Dicky Lee, Charlie A. Amsden, Wonill Ha, Glen P. Carey, Vincent V. Doan, Alan Lewis, and Aram Mooradian "Laser sources at 460 nm based on intracavity doubling of extended-cavity surface-emitting lasers", Proc. SPIE 5364, Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers VIII, (16 June 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.529609
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KEYWORDS
Second-harmonic generation

Reliability

Nonlinear optics

Semiconductor lasers

Crystals

Laser sources

Laser crystals

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