heat treatment and optical spectroscopy of cr4+:ggg for passively q-switching nd:garnet lasers

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Abstract
High quality GGG:Cr,Ca crystal for passive Q-switching Nd:garnet lasers has been grown by the Czochralski method. Thermal treatment of GGG crystals co-doped with Cr4+ and Ca2+ at different temperatures is investigated. The absorption spectra were resolved into different peaks, of modified Gaussian line-shape. Transition from octahedral sites to tetrahedral ones is thermally activated. An optimal temperature interval for this transition was found to be 1200-1300 ˚C. The investigated samples were used as saturable absorbers in flash-lamp pumped Nd:YAG laser, and a pulse width of about 16 nsec was obtained
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Authors ;S. Mohamed;S. Jamal;M. Zafer;A. Sh. M. Yassin
Journal Phytopathology
Year 2014
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Technology saturable absorber

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