Houjie Ma , Xiaobo Mi , Jiuru He , Fengying Ma , Xun Yang , Yuan Zhang , Liwen Cheng , Yongsheng Hu , Chongxin Shan
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We demonstrated a high repetition rate, narrow spectral linewidth, and multi-watt actively Q-switched diamond Raman laser (DRL) at 1634 nm. A strategy of dual Nd:YVO4 crystal and increasing the Q-switch duty cycle was proposed to improve the population inversion and alleviate the thermal effects in the crystal simultaneously, leading to a 1342 nm fundamental laser with both a high output power (11 W) and repetition rate (50 kHz). By further designing a short Raman cavity and optimizing the duty cycle, a 1634 nm ns-pulsed DRL with a repetition rate ≥ 120 kHz and an output power of 5.2 W was achieved. The DRL also exhibited an excellent single longitudinal mode characteristic with a spectral linewidth of ∼ 28 MHz at operational power up to 2 W and a beam quality with M2 < 1.4.
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