…of ultrashort light pulses, making it an integral part of ultrafast laser systems. Ti3+: Al2O3 in Continuous-Wave Lasers When it comes to continuous-wave lasers, the robustness and longevity of the…
The 13th Korea Laser Exhibition opened today with a large gathering of international exhibitors. The highly anticipated 13th Korea Laser Exhibition officially opened today with attendees and exhibitors from all…
…making them widely preferred in the industry. Their high damage threshold allows them to handle high-power laser beams without undergoing optical damage, outperforming KTP, LBO, and PPLN in high-power laser…
…they are employed to prevent back reflections. Back reflections can be detrimental to a laser source, causing damage and reducing its lifespan. By controlling the polarization of the laser light,…
…deep ultraviolet (UV) to the far-infrared (IR), these lasers are revolutionizing industries and research fields. Figure 1. FIR-laser The Allure of Broad Spectral Range Lasers The evolution of tunable lasers,…
…light in two different directions, is another vital characteristic. For Nd:YAG, its minimal birefringence is a blessing, particularly for laser systems. High birefringence can cause beam distortion, making the laser…
…way for the development of a plethora of optical devices. In laser technology, for instance, acousto-optic crystals are integral to laser scanning systems, ensuring that the laser beam is directed…
…indispensable. Lasers, with their coherent and intense beams of light, have transformed numerous industries, including medicine, manufacturing, and entertainment. At the heart of many advanced laser systems lie lithium niobate…
…pumped Nd:YAG laser. Using self mode locking technology, Ti: sapphire laser can directly output laser pulses with a pulse width of less than 6.5 fs, which is the narrowest laser…
The Cr: Y2SiO5 (Cr:YSO) crystal is an effective saturable absorber Q switch for the ruby laser, the alexandrite laser and the Cr:LiCaAlF (Cr:LiCAF) laser. Some experiments showed the Cr:YSO crystal…
