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Prof. zhongxing shao

at hangzhou Fapo laser Technology Inc.

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Proceedings Article | 16 March 2015 Paper

Experimental research on the multi-order acousto-optic diffraction based on Raman-Nath diffraction

Huadong Gu, Zhongxing Shao, Chenqi Zheng, Jie Yang, Ruitao Chen, Zetong Gu

Proceedings Volume 9359, 93591J (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2077464

KEYWORDS: Diffraction, Q switching, Acoustics, Acousto-optics, Q switched lasers, Transducers, Modulation, Ultrasonography, Helium neon lasers, Aluminum

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In this paper, the experimental investigation on the interaction length for getting the optimum diffraction of the multi-order acousto-optic diffraction is presented. Based on these results, the feasibility of acousto-optic Q-switch taking H₂O or TeO₂ as medium respectively for ultraviolet and visible lasers are discussed. The fact that the optimum interaction length tightly relies on the frequency of the sound and does not relate to the wavelength and power of the light is found in the experiment. The interaction length will become longer as the frequency of the ultrasound becomes higher. The interaction length is about 8mm when the acoustic frequency is at about 9MHz and becomes about 4mm at 6MHz. A Q-switch that works with pure water is designed and a total diffractive efficiency of about 98% was obtained under the condition that the acoustic frequency is 9MHz and the acoustic power is 3.4W. An acousto-optic Q-switch made of TeO₂, in terms of Raman-Nath diffraction is designed. With a cooling system on the device, a total diffractive efficiency of about 75% is obtained under the condition that the acoustic frequency is 10MHz and the acoustic power is 10W. The loss by one path of the device is about 5% on the best condition. Then the modulated pulse width is measured as about 200ns on the condition that the acoustic frequency is 11MHz, the acoustic power is 6W and the repetition frequency is 10kHz.

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