Solid-state laser source of tunable narrow-bandwidth ultraviolet radiation
AssigneePresident and Fellows of Harvard College
InventorsLew Goldberg, Dahv A.V. Kliner, Jeffrey P. Koplow
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AssigneePresident and Fellows of Harvard College
InventorsLew Goldberg, Dahv A.V. Kliner, Jeffrey P. Koplow
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A solid-state laser source of tunable and narrow-bandwidth UV light is disclosed. The system relies on light from a diode laser that preferably generates light at infrared frequencies. The light from the seed diode laser is pulse amplified in a light amplifier, and converted into the ultraviolet by frequency tripling, quadrupling, or quintupling the infrared light. The narrow bandwidth, or relatively pure light, of the seed laser is preserved, and the pulse amplifier generates high peak light powers to increase the efficiency of the nonlinear crystals in the frequency conversion stage. Higher output powers may be obtained by adding a fiber amplifier to power amplify the pulsed laser light prior to conversion.
A solid-state tunable ultraviolet laser system, comprising:
A solid-state tunable ultraviolet laser system, comprising:
A solid-state tunable ultraviolet laser system, comprising:
A method for generating ultraviolet light, comprising:
A method for generating ultraviolet light, comprising:
A method for generating ultraviolet light, comprising:
A solid-state tunable ultraviolet laser system, comprising:
A laser system comprising:
A laser system, comprising:
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