Semiconductor saturable absorber mirror structures with low saturation fluence

By G. Spühler, K. Weingarten, R. Grange, L. Krainer, M. Haiml, V. Liverini, M. Golling, S. Schön, Ursula Keller. 2005

139 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. M. Golling
2. T. Südmeyer
3. C. Baer
4. M. Mangold
5. O. Heckl
6. Clara J. Saraceno
7. Martin Hoffmann
8. C. Schriber

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. M. Golling
2. T. Südmeyer
3. M. Mangold
4. C. Baer
5. O. Heckl
6. Clara J. Saraceno
7. Martin Hoffmann
8. C. Schriber

Citations in the corpus

• SESAMs for High-Power Oscillators: Design Guidelines and Damage Thresholds (2012, background): “Previous studies on optimized SESAM designs mostly focused on the realization of low saturation fluences [17], [18], which is important for realizing high repetition rates [19] and stable modelocking of semiconductor lasers [20].”