High-power QCW microsecond-pulse solid-state sodium beacon laser with spiking suppression and D2b re-pumping.
High-power QCW microsecond-pulse solid-state sodium beacon laser with spiking suppression and D2b re-pumping.
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DOI:
10.1364/ol.41.001732
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发表时间:
2016-04
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3.6
通讯作者:
Q. Bian;Y. Bo;J. Zuo;Chuan Guo;Chang-an Xu;W. Tu;Yuquan Shen;N. Zong;L. Yuan;Hong-wei Gao;Q. Peng;Hong-bin Chen;Lu Feng;Kai Jin;K. Wei;D. Cui;S. Xue;Yudong Zhang;Zu-Yan Xu
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作者:
Q. Bian;Y. Bo;J. Zuo;Chuan Guo;Chang-an Xu;W. Tu;Yuquan Shen;N. Zong;L. Yuan;Hong-wei Gao;Q. Peng;Hong-bin Chen;Lu Feng;Kai Jin;K. Wei;D. Cui;S. Xue;Yudong Zhang;Zu-Yan Xu
A 65 W quasi-continuous-wave microsecond-pulse solid-state sodium beacon laser tuned to the sodium D2a line has been developed with a linewidth of 0.3 GHz, beam quality of M2=1.38, and pulse width of 120 μs at a repetition rate of 500 Hz by sum-frequency mixing 1319 and 1064 nm diode-pumped Nd:YAG master-oscillator power-amplifier systems. The laser wavelength stability is less than ±0.15 GHz through feedback controlling. The laser spiking due to relaxation oscillations is suppressed by inserting frequency doublers in both 1319 and 1064 nm oscillators. Sodium D2b re-pumping is accomplished by tuning the frequency of the electro-optic modulator with the right D2a-D2b offset. A bright sodium laser guide star with a photon return of 1820 photons/cm2/s was achieved with the laser system when a 32 W circular polarized beam was projected to the sky during our field test at the Xinglong Observatory.