9 research outputs found
Output characteristics of a corona-preionized XeCl laser
The output characteristics of a corona-preionized XeCl laser are described. Measurements in an He-based mixture up to 5 bars and in an Ne-based mixture up to 10 bars are presented. The maximum obtained output energy per unit volume is more than 9 J/l
On the opto-voltaic measurements in CO and CO2 lasers
We observed and compared the opto-voltaic signals in CO and CO2 lasers. The signals are obtained capacitively from the water cooling jacket as a low voltage source not influencing the current circuit. We observed from measurement that the output power and the so-called optovoltaic input power have a distinct relationship depending on laser current and cavity parameters. It will be shown that opto-voltaic detection is a very sensitive method especially for CO lasers
Sub-picosecond Graphene-based Harmonically Mode-Locked Fiber Laser With Repetition Rates up to 2.22 GHz
Passive harmonic-mode locking (PHML) of erbium-doped fiber laser with multilayer graphene is presented. The laser could operate at several harmonics (from 2nd to 21st) of the fundamental repetition frequency of the ring resonator (106 MHz). The highest achieved repetition rate was 2.22 GHz (which corresponds to the 21st harmonic) with 900 fs pulse duration and 50 dB of the supermode noise suppression. The saturable absorber was formed by multilayer graphene, mechanically exfoliated from pure graphite block through Scotch-tape and deposited on the fiber ferrule
Sub-picosecond Graphene-based Harmonically Mode-Locked Fiber Laser With Repetition Rates up to 2.22 GHz
Passive harmonic-mode locking (PHML) of erbium-doped fiber laser with multilayer graphene is presented. The laser could operate at several harmonics (from 2nd to 21st) of the fundamental repetition frequency of the ring resonator (106 MHz). The highest achieved repetition rate was 2.22 GHz (which corresponds to the 21st harmonic) with 900 fs pulse duration and 50 dB of the supermode noise suppression. The saturable absorber was formed by multilayer graphene, mechanically exfoliated from pure graphite block through Scotch-tape and deposited on the fiber ferrule