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Operation of pulsed dye laser with an intracavity phase step

โœ Scribed by Viktor Peet; Erko Jalviste


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2009
Tongue
English
Weight
225 KB
Volume
41
Category
Article
ISSN
0030-3992

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โœฆ Synopsis


Effects of an intracavity phase step on the spectral and spatial characteristics of pulsed dye laser radiation are studied. In the broadband operation regime of the dye laser, the lasing spectrum was strongly, periodically modulated. In the narrowband regime, periodic alteration between TEM 00 and TEM 01 -like beam profiles is observed on tuning the laser wavelength. Two different spectral periods of these effects are recognized. The shorter period corresponds to double passage and the longer one to apparent single passage of intracavity light through the phase step on a cavity round trip. Depending on the position of the phase step along the laser cavity, single-passage period, double-passage period, or a superposition of both periods appeared in the broadband emission spectrum and in the beam profile alteration sequence. These observations demonstrate several possibilities for the control of spectral, spatial, and phase characteristics of laser beams by simple intracavity phase elements.


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