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Dual-wavelength Tm, Ho:LLF laser operating at 1895 and 1950 nm

Authors: Liangfang You; Yani Zhang; Qiang Xu; Chen Cheng; Rui Sun; Ke Li; Zhong Dong; +2 Authors

Dual-wavelength Tm, Ho:LLF laser operating at 1895 and 1950 nm

Abstract

We demonstrated a dual-wavelength Tm,Ho:LuLiF4 laser operating at 1895nm and 1950nm by adjusting the pitch angle of the output coupling mirror. With a X-type four-mirror cavity, a total output power of 575 mW is achieved at an incident pump power of 2.1 W, which corresponding slope efficiency is 27.95% and the threshold power is low to 110 mW. The dual-wavelength laser is very useful for the generation of coherent light source in terahertz band.

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