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Suppression of parasitic oscillations in a core-doped ceramic Nd: YAG laser by Sm: YAG cladding

Huß et al., 2010

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228964656020184728
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Huß R
Wilhelm R
Kolleck C
Neumann J
Kracht D
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Optics Express

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The onset of parasitic oscillations limits the extraction efficiency and therefore energy scaling of Q-switched lasers. A solid-state laser was end pumped with a fiber-coupled diode laser and operated in q-cw as well as in passively Q-switched operation. For Q-switched …
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