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17 February 2010 Yb:YAG composite ceramic laser
Edgar Pawlowski, Michael Kluge, Yvonne Menke, Ulrich Peuchert, Axel Engel, Yan Lin Aung, Akio Ikesue, Kolja Beil, Rigo Peters, Henning Kuehn, Klaus Petermann, Peter Heist
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Abstract
Yb:YAG ceramic laser materials, fabricated by vacuum sintering technology, were optically investigated within different laser set-up configurations. The established nanopowder vacuum sintering process shows good potential for mass fabrication of multicomposite ceramic laser materials with different dopant concentrations. 5%, 7%, 10% single dopant and 7%/20% core-cladding multi-composite Yb:YAG materials were fabricated and investigated. The highest measured slope efficiency, for the composite ceramic laser materials was 81%, at 1030 nm emission wavelength, similar to Yb:YAG single crystals.
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Edgar Pawlowski, Michael Kluge, Yvonne Menke, Ulrich Peuchert, Axel Engel, Yan Lin Aung, Akio Ikesue, Kolja Beil, Rigo Peters, Henning Kuehn, Klaus Petermann, and Peter Heist "Yb:YAG composite ceramic laser", Proc. SPIE 7578, Solid State Lasers XIX: Technology and Devices, 757815 (17 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.842071
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KEYWORDS
Ceramics

Crystals

Laser applications

Composites

Absorption

Ytterbium

Luminescence

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