This thesis describes the design and realization of a high power diode laser system. The system consists of a single mode external cavity diode laser (ECDL) which is injection locked into a free running laser diode.
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Title: DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH POWER STABILIZED DIODE LASER SYSTEM Approved: Professor Daniel Steck This thesis describes the design and realization of a high power diode laser system. The system consists of a single mode external cavity diode laser (ECDL) which is injection locked into a free running laser diode. The beam of this low power master-
The development of diode lasers for automotive LiDAR systems is presented. The lasers feature an internal Bragg grating for low wavelength shift with temperature and small spectral width and emit nanosecond pulses with peak powers >30 W (single-emitter) or >100 W (3-emitter chip) up to
The RP Photonics Buyer''s Guide contains 104 suppliers for high-power lasers.Among them: Lumibird. Lumibird manufactures a wide range of high power lasers thanks to its expertise in three key technologies: pulsed solid-state lasers (nanosecond range), CW and pulsed fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers, and laser diodes.Various application areas are addressed, in industry
HIGH-POWER LASER DIODES: Wavelength stabilization improves laser diode efficiency and brightness On-chip wavelength stabilization technology for high-power laser diodes operating between 700 and 2000 nm brings an accurate and narrow spectral width that is locked over a wide temperature range, enabling new laser diode applications.
Possibly the biggest benefits compared to traditional high power diode laser wavelengths in the infrared spectral range are the improvements seen in copper welding applications, both in weld quality and overall process efficiency. A new generation of high power diode lasers with emission wavelengths near 450 nm is being developed at Coherent DILAS.
An overview of the latest developments of kilowatt-level diode pumped solid state lasers for advanced applications at the HiLASE Centre is presented. An overview of subcontracted and in-house-developed laser beamlines is presented. The
Diode lasers generating optical pulses with high peak power and lengths in the nanosecond range are key components of systems for free-space communication, metrology, material processing, spectroscopy, and light detection and ranging (LiDAR) as needed for object detection and autonomous driving. Automotive LiDAR systems demand additionally a good
With the advances in material growth and device processing technology, GaN-based diode lasers have been rapidly developed [1], [2].Currently, high-power GaN-based blue diode laser chips with CW output power of more than 5 W are commercially available, while that of over 8 W has been achieved in a laboratory [3].Blue diode lasers have been shown to have
The wide spectrum of a high-power diode laser without wavelength stabilization (about 5 nm), together with thermal shift at about 0.3 nm/°C, strongly limits the conversion efficiency benefits at 976 pumping. In this paper, we will report the development of kilowatt wavelength-stabilized CW and QCW diode lasers at BWT.
Wavelength-stabilized high-power diode lasers are key components in many applications, including 976 nm optical pumping of Yb-doped fiber lasers or laser beam combining for high-power, high-radiance sources exploiting wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) [1–3].A distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) monolithically integrated in the semiconductor diode chip is
The development of high-power diode lasers enabled new solid-state laser concepts such as thin-disk, fiber, and Innoslab lasers based on trivalent ytterbium as the laser-active ion, which resulted in a tremendous increase in the efficiency and beam quality of cw lasers compared to previously used lamp-pumped rod or slab lasers and the realization of ultrafast
In this work we report on high-power diode laser modules with enhanced spectral brightness by means of volume holographic gratings for wavelength stabilization. High-power diode laser modules typically have a relatively broad spectral width of about 3 to 6 nm. In addition the center wavelength shifts by changing the temperature and the driving current,
The ultra-narrow linewidth laser (also called clock laser) was obtained by locking the laser frequency to a high-finesse optical reference cavity by means of the Pound–Drever–Hall (PDH
GaAs-based high-power laser diodes in the 9xx nm wavelength-range are at the heart of modern materials processing systems. The continuing increase in reliable operating power and efficiency of these diodes has been one of the driving factors behind their wide adoption in fiber laser and direct diode systems and has been a major factor fueling the growth
This thesis describes the setup of a laser system at 835 nm for the excitation of nitric oxide from excited states to Rydberg states. More specifically, the setup of the seed laser and the technical
A compact frequency-stabilized laser system at 589 nm is demonstrated for sodium laser guide star and sodium lidar. The 589 nm laser based on all-fiber devices was generated by the sum frequency generation (SFG) of the distributed-feedback laser diodes (DFB-LD) seed lasers of 1064 nm and 1319 nm. The absolute frequency was locked to the D2a line
11262 0C Kilowatt wavelength-stabilized CW and QCW diode laser [11262-33] 11262 0M Developments of high power blue diode laser systems for laser metal deposition and welding of pure copper materials (Invited Paper) [11262-21] 11262 0V Development of a 350 W, 50 µm, 0.15 NA wavelength stabilized fiber coupled laser diode
We report on wavelength stabilized high-power diode laser systems with enhanced spectral brightness by means of Volume Holographic Gratings. High-power diode laser modules typically have a relatively broad spectral width of about 3 to 6 nm. This paper will present how recent technological development of high power VCSEL systems will extend
There is an increasing demand for high power diode laser packages with stabilized wavelength in the range of 878 nm to 888 nm for DPSS laser pumping applications. In this paper we present nLIGHT''s most recent development of wavelength-stabilized high power, single emitter laser diode packages, elementTM, for DPSS laser pumps. We will report on
An overview of the latest developments of kilowatt-level diode pumped solid state lasers for advanced applications at the HiLASE Centre is presented. An overview of subcontracted and in-house-developed laser beamlines is presented. The aim of development is to build kW-class beamlines delivering picosecond pulses between 1- and 100-kHz repetition rates and high
The advent of high-power diode lasers around the year 1990 with an emission linewidth of only a few nanometers and a much smaller beam parameter product allowed us to rethink the high-power solid-state laser concept, both in terms of the active material [2, 3] and in terms of laser design.
This thesis describes the design and realization of a high power diode laser system. The system consists of a single mode external cavity diode laser (ECDL) which is injection locked into a free running laser diode.
Fibers with a core diameter of 600 µm were used to transport the laser radiation, as used today for diode lasers with comparable power. With the high-power diode lasers becoming available as pump sources, the goal was then to achieve comparable or higher laser power with significantly higher efficiency and better beam quality.
The Lucia laser chain is a Diode Pumped Solid State Laser system based on Yb3+ doped YAG disks used in an active mirror scheme. Front-end and amplifier stages are presented with recent energetic performances (14 J / 2 Hz) achieved with improved pumping and
In the first part of this paper, we report on a fiber-coupled wavelength-stabilized high power diode laser system with an optical output power of more than 4 kW at a wavelength of 969 nm. The spectrum is locked over the entire working range with a FWHM of less than 0.5 nm. We report progress in the development of GaAs-based laser diodes
We present a system of room-temperature extended-cavity grating-diode lasers for production of light in the range of 760–790nm. The extension of the tuning range towards the blue is
We have developed a novel diode laser device combining hi gh power, high brightness, wavelength stabilization and low weight, which becomes more and more important for a multitude of applications
High-power lasers for instance used to be neodymium rod lasers that were pumped by discharge lamps, which emitted across an extremely large spectrum from NIR to UV into a solid angle of basically 4π, resulting in typical electrical-to-optical laser efficiencies of 2%–3% .
The National Time Service Center of China is developing a compact, highly stable, 698 nm external-cavity diode laser (ECDL) for dedicated use in a space strontium optical clock. This article presents the optical design, structural design, and preliminary performance of this ECDL. The ECDL uses a narrow-bandwidth interference filter for spectral selection and a cat''s-eye
High power wavelength-stabilized 976nm diode lasers attract more attention recently with the development of higher power, higher efficiency and higher brightness fiber lasers. The wide spectrum of a high-power diode laser without wavelength stabilization (about 5 nm), together with thermal shift at about 0.3 nm/°C, strongly limits the conversion efficiency benefits at 976
With the development of fiber lasers, the weight, power and brightness of fiber coupled semiconductor lasers are increasingly required. Low SWAP (low size and weight and power-efficient) laser diode has been a major focus of research. This paper mainly introduces the latest development of BWT low-SWaP products. In 2023, BWT introduces products with a
Due to their many advantages, such as high efficiency, small size, light weight, high reliability and direct modulation capability, semiconductor lasers have been widely used in many fields, such as material detection, environmental monitoring, component analysis and optical storage. 1,2 In a high-precision detection system, there are strict requirements for the
An ultra-stable, high-power cw Nd:YAG laser system, developed for the ground-based gravitational wave detector Advanced LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory), was comprehensively characterized. Laser power, frequency, beam pointing and beam quality were simultaneously stabilized using different active and passive schemes. The
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