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November 1, 1977Journal of Applied Physics252 citations

Narrowband operation of a pulsed dye laser without intracavity beam expansion

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ISI. ShoshanNDN. N. DanonUOU. P. Oppenheim

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A new simple cavity design for nitrogen-laser-pumped dye lasers is presented. Narrowband operation is achieved with a single dispersive element and without any intracavity beam expansion. The dispersive element is a diffraction grating used near grazing incidence with an additional mirror, instead of the usual Littrow arrangement. The large angular dispersion obtained results in a linewidth of 0.08 cm−1. The typical peak power obtained is 4 kW with 50 kW in the pump beam. Calculations of linewidth based on single-pass estimates are presented and are found to be in good agreement with experimental results.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a911e15ceede2f58ae1b5b5https://doi.org/10.1063/1.323462
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