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    Researchers developed efficient green and red Pr:YLF lasers. These lasers achieved record output powers in the visible spectrum using a novel double-end blue-diode-pumped configuration.

    Area of Science:

    • Laser Physics
    • Quantum Optics
    • Materials Science

    Background:

    • Praseodymium-doped YLF (Pr:YLF) crystals are known for their potential in visible laser applications.
    • Achieving efficient and high-power mode-locked operation in Pr:YLF lasers has been a long-standing challenge.

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    • To demonstrate efficient self-mode-locked green and red lasers using a Pr:YLF crystal.
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    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a Pr:YLF crystal for laser operation.
    • Employed a double-end blue-diode-pumped geometry.
    • Investigated self-mode-locking for laser output.

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    • Achieved efficient self-mode-locked operation at green (522 nm) and red (639 nm) wavelengths.
    • Obtained over 0.68 W average output power at 522 nm and over 1.44 W at 639 nm.
    • These represent the highest reported average output powers for mode-locked Pr:YLF lasers in the visible spectrum.

    Conclusions:

    • The double-end blue-diode-pumped configuration enables highly efficient, high-power mode-locked operation in Pr:YLF lasers.
    • This work sets a new benchmark for Pr:YLF laser performance in the visible wavelength range.
    • The demonstrated lasers hold promise for various applications requiring high-power visible light sources.