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11 May 2017 Active cavity stabilization for high energy thin disk regenerative amplifier
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Abstract
We present an active cavity pointing stabilization system based on a novel method that tracks the cavity mode position directly on the thin disk gain medium itself. Here, the overlap of the lasing cavity with the pump, visible as a depletion within the pumped area, is most crucial to the stability of the laser. Short term stability as well as long term stability are significantly increased enabling day long operation, directly from a cold start of the laser system, without the need for thermalization and manual alignment.
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Robert Boge, Jakub Horáček, Petr Mazůrek, Jack Alexander Naylon, Jakub Novák, František Batysta, Zbyněk Hubka, Václav Šobr, Roman Antipenkov, Jonathan T. Green, Pavel Bakule, and Bedřich Rus "Active cavity stabilization for high energy thin disk regenerative amplifier", Proc. SPIE 10238, High-Power, High-Energy, and High-Intensity Laser Technology III, 102380I (11 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2270607
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KEYWORDS
Amplifiers

Laser stabilization

Laser systems engineering

Disk lasers

Fiber lasers

High power lasers

Laser amplifiers

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