We report a practical and efficient all-solid-state laser source operating at 578 nm. The source comprises a diode-pumped Nd:YAG laser gain medium producing fundamental output at 1064 nm, an intracavity LiIO (3) Raman-active crystal that generates first-Stokes output at 1155 nm, and an intracavity LiB(3)O(5) frequency-doubling crystal, which frequency doubles the first-Stokes output to 578 nm. Q -switched output with as much as 1.2-W average power has been obtained; conversion efficiencies from the fundamental to the yellow as high as 33% have been obtained.
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