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A laser diode pumped Q-switched 935 nm Nd-doped Ca(3)(NbGa)(2-x)Ga(3)O(12) (Nd:CNGG) laser using a Cr,Nd:YAG crystal as a saturable absorber is demonstrated for the first time to our knowledge. An average output power of 74 mW for 935 nmQ-switched pulses and a repetition rate of 3.788 kHz are obtained. The pulse width is measured to be 26-33 ns under different pump powers. Some theoretical calculations are made to discuss the selective excitation of Nd(3+) ion in the Nd:CNGG crystal.
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