Cr2+-doped II–VI materials for lasers and nonlinear optics
By Irina T. Sorokina. 2004
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- 3.77-5.05-μm tunable solid-state lasers based on Fe/sup 2+/-doped ZnSe crystals operating at low and room temperatures (2006, background): “Since then, lasers based on Cr:ZnS, Cr:ZnSe, Cr:Cd Mn Te, and Cr:CdSe crystals working with efficiency exceeding 60% in continuous-wave (CW), free-running long pulse, -switched and mode-locked regimes of operation as well as being tunable over the 2–3.5- m spectral region have been reported (see [ 3”
- Infrared (2–12 μm) solid-state laser sources: a review (2007, background): “The association of transition metal ions with semiconductor host matrices leads indeed to specific optical properties whose detailed reviews can be found for example in [32] or [33].”
- Progress in Mid-IR Lasers Based on Cr and Fe-Doped II–VI Chalcogenides (2015, background): “Spectroscopic properties of chromium and iron doped II-VI semiconductors have been studied for many decades and are summarized in several reviews and book chapters [15], [45]–”
- Frontiers of Mid-IR Lasers Based on Transition Metal Doped Chalcogenides (2018, unknown): “30 μm [51], [70] Cr:CdSe 2.”