Ytterbium solid-state lasers. The first decade
By W. Krupke. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 2000
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Resonantly pumped eyesafe erbium lasers (2005, background): “Semantics aside, it is a somewhat unconventional system, although well-known analogs exist, such as Yb lasers near 1 μm [27], Tm 3+ lasers near 1.”
- On thermal effects in solid state lasers: the case of ytterbium-doped materials (2007, background): “volved in the deleterious effects (up-conversion, excited-state absorption or concentration quenching). In the realm of high average power DPSSL, two rare-earth ions dominate: neodymium and ytterbium [5, 6]. Actually they can be efficiently pumped, respectively at 808 nm with InGaAsP/GaAs or AlGaAs/”