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1 November 2024 Power scalable Thulium-doped thin-slab laser with freeform micro-optic resonator mirrors
Jake Sanwell, Lucas Groult, Richard Carter, John R. M. Barr, M.J. Daniel Esser
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Abstract
Diode-pumped Thulium thin-slab lasers have been demonstrated as attractive pumping sources for high-power 2 μm wavelength lasers with applications in defence and industry. We present a highly compact, power scalable, 1.9 μm wavelength Tm:LuLF thin-slab resonator using, for the first time, laser-machined freeform resonator mirrors, demonstrating the benefit of controlling the fundamental resonator mode sizes independently for the two resonator directions.
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Jake Sanwell, Lucas Groult, Richard Carter, John R. M. Barr, and M.J. Daniel Esser "Power scalable Thulium-doped thin-slab laser with freeform micro-optic resonator mirrors", Proc. SPIE PC13201, High-Power Lasers and Technologies for Optical Countermeasures II, PC132010B (1 November 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3031675
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KEYWORDS
Laser resonators

Micro optical resonators

Micro optics

Micromirrors

Dichroic mirrors

Mirrors

High power lasers

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