Waveguide laser inscribed in neodimium YAG crystal by femtosecond writing

A. G. Okhrimchuk; A. V. Shestakov; I. Khrushchev; I. Bennion

doi:10.1364/ASSP.2005.836

Waveguide laser inscribed in neodimium YAG crystal by femtosecond writing

A. G. Okhrimchuk^*, A. V. Shestakov, I. Khrushchev, I. Bennion

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College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Elements of Laser Systems Corporation

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A technique of direct writing of depressed cladding waveguides by a femtosecond laser beam in doped YAG laser crystals has been developed. A low threshold buried waveguide laser in the YAG:Nd³⁺ crystal has been demonstrated. Spectroscopic investigation of the crystal modified by a femtosecond laser beam and phase delay measurements of refractive index change in series of YAG crystals lead to conclusion that the refractive index change is due modifications in a defect system of a doped YAG crystal, while crystal lattice persists during this process.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	836-841
Number of pages	6
Journal	Trends in Optics and Photonics
Volume	98
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1364/ASSP.2005.836
Publication status	Published - 9 Feb 2005

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