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  • Chinese Optics Letters
  • Vol. 6,
  • Issue 2,
  • pp. 127-129
  • (2008)

Intracavity optical parametric oscillator at 1.57-micron wavelength pumped by passive Q-switched Nd:GdVO4 laser

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Abstract

A high-repetition-rate eye-safe optical parametric oscillator (OPO), using a non-critically phase-matched KTP crystal intracavity pumped by a passively <i>Q</i>-switched Nd:GdV<sub>4</sub>/Cr<sup>4+</sup>:YAG laser, is experimentally demonstrated. The conversion efficiency for the average power is 7% from pump diode input to OPO signal output and the slope efficiency is up to 10.3%. With an incident pump power of 7.3 W, the compact intracavity OPO (IOPO) cavity, operating at 15 kHz, produces an average power of 0.57 W at 1570 nm with a pulse width as short as 6 ns. The peak power at 1570 nm is higher than 6.3 kW.

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