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16 December 1996 Optical power limiting of fullerenes
Yinglin Song, Xinxian Bao, Feng Li, Xuedong Yang, Xueru Zhang, Ruibo Wang, Chunfei Li
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Abstract
Optical power limiting of Fullerenes/PMMA has been studied based on a time-resolved single-beam technique. A nanosecond/picosecond Nd:YAG laser system with pulse width of 8-ns, repetition frequency of 10 Hz and wavelength of 532-nm was employed. Temporal profile of pulse beam is Gaussian profile. When the peak power density of incident laser pulse Pin is 180 WM/cm2, the incident and the transmitted laser pulses versus time are measured using a 4402 Boxcar of 0.4 ns time resolution. The experimental results have shown that, at high irradiance the transient transmitted power density increases nonlinearly and limits to less than 30 MW/cm2. In our experiment, the switching speed of the optical power limiter is less than 5 ns. The measured results can be fitted on the excited state absorption theory. Theoretical results are shown that the excited state absorption saturation occurred at higher peak power.
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Yinglin Song, Xinxian Bao, Feng Li, Xuedong Yang, Xueru Zhang, Ruibo Wang, and Chunfei Li "Optical power limiting of fullerenes", Proc. SPIE 2854, Fullerenes and Photonics III, (16 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.262983
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Pulsed laser operation

Fullerenes

Solids

Optical limiting

Nd:YAG lasers

Switching

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