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Single-frequency-Laser

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Diodengepumpte Festkörperlaser

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Mit der Technologie der diodengepumpten Festkörperlaser ergeben sich gerade auch in Bezug auf monofrequente (“single-frequency”) Laser geringer Linienbreite und somit großer Kohärenzlänge sowie hoher Frequenzstabilität neue Perspektiven. So können mit relativ einfachen Mitteln aufgrund der guten Überlappung von Pumplicht- und Modenvolumen sowie durch die gute Anpassung der spektralen Pumplichtverteilung an die Absorption des Lasermaterials hohe Ausgangsleistungen monofrequenter Strahlung erzielt werden, wie es bisher mit lampengepumpten Lasern nicht oder nur unter erheblichem Aufwand möglich war. Die beim Diodenpumpen deutlich verringerten Leistungsschwankungen der Anregungsquelle sowie die geringere Wärmelast im Laserkristall führen bereits ohne zusätzliche Stabilisierungsmaßnahmen zu einer wesentlich erhöhten Frequenzstabilität, verglichen mit herkömmlichen, lampengepumpten Systemen.

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Peuser, P., Schmitt, N.P. (1995). Single-frequency-Laser. In: Diodengepumpte Festkörperlaser. Laser in Technik und Forschung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85190-2_8

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