Advanced Solid State Lasers 1987
DOI: 10.1364/assl.1987.pd6
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2.0-J Ti:SAPPHIRE LASER OSCILLATOR

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“…The large absorption bandwidth of Ti:Sa enables several pumping sources that However, technology evolved towards the use of high power pulsed sources. These needs meant a shift to the use of flash-lamps [57] or colorant lasers [58]. Nowadays, the most extended way of pumping a Ti:Sa laser, both pulsed or CW, is through the second harmonic line of Nd:YAG (532 nm).…”
Section: Titanium:sapphirementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The large absorption bandwidth of Ti:Sa enables several pumping sources that However, technology evolved towards the use of high power pulsed sources. These needs meant a shift to the use of flash-lamps [57] or colorant lasers [58]. Nowadays, the most extended way of pumping a Ti:Sa laser, both pulsed or CW, is through the second harmonic line of Nd:YAG (532 nm).…”
Section: Titanium:sapphirementioning
confidence: 99%