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16 March 2016 A 7.5-mJ, 21-ns, 7-kHz green rotary disk laser with diffraction limited beam quality
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Abstract
Visible lasers with high pulse energy and high repetition rate are required for several important applications such as high-precision material processing and adaptive optics. Fiber lasers are unable to produce high pulse energy due to mode size limitation. In this paper, we will present results of a Q-switched rotary disk laser that produces 7.5 mJ pulses at 515 nm at 7 kHz repetition rate. The peak power of the green laser is 350 kW. Due to the absence of aberrations in a rotary disk laser, the beam quality is measured to be diffraction limited.
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Santanu Basu "A 7.5-mJ, 21-ns, 7-kHz green rotary disk laser with diffraction limited beam quality", Proc. SPIE 9726, Solid State Lasers XXV: Technology and Devices, 972622 (16 March 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2218766
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KEYWORDS
Disk lasers

Laser applications

Pulsed laser operation

Semiconductor lasers

Solid state lasers

Diffraction

Gaussian beams

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