Experimental study demonstrates high-power mid-infrared pulsing in an erbium-doped lutetia ceramic laser, suggesting potential for compact 3-micrometer photonics.
We have demonstrated a passively Q -switched Er:Lu 2 O 3 ceramics laser using a monolayer graphene saturable absorber (SA). Stable pulsed operation with watt-level average power was achieved by a compact linear cavity without focusing on the SA. This is the first demonstration of a passively Q -switched mid-IR Er:Lu 2 O 3 laser using a graphene SA. A maximum pulse energy of 9.4 μ J and a peak power of 33 W were achieved with a 247 ns pulse duration. To our knowledge, this is the shortest pulse duration, highest pulse energy, and highest peak power obtained with a graphene SA in the 3 μ m wavelength region.
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