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Etude de la largeur spectrale et des variations de longueur d’onde de la lumière emise par un laser déclenché

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In solid-state laser emission, the spectral width mainly depends on two factors: frequency shift and broadening due to the short duration of the spikes. The latter being more important as the emitted wave train is shorter and the envelope slope steeper, it is of interest to consider an O-switched laser. The importance of the frequency shift compared to spectral width is determined for single pulses by measuring variations of the emitted wavelength as a function of time. Experiments are carried out by using a high-speed rotating mirror camera. The time resolution is about 3.2 nsec. Some results are reported, deduced from streak photographs of Fabry–Pérot rings. For a particular mode, a wavelength shift of the order of 3 × 10−3 Å in 50 nsec was detected; this shift is not a linear function of time.

© 1966 Optical Society of America

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