2.1 Ultrafast solid-state lasers - ETH - the Keller Group

48 2.1.3 Overview of ultrafast solid-state lasers [Ref. p. 134
Table 2.1.2 continued.
Laser material ML technique λ0 τp Pav,out frep Remarks Ref.
Cr:LiCAF
Cr 3+ :LiCaAlF6 KLM 800 nm 170 fs 100 mW 90 MHz Kr-pumped [92LiK]
793 nm 52 fs 75 mW 95 MHz [98Gab]
820 nm 20 fs 13 mW 95 MHz [98Gab]
≈ 850 nm 9fs 220 mW 97 MHz Ti:sapphire laser pumped, only
fit to IAC measurement
[02Wag]
≈ 850 nm 10 fs 40 mW 110 MHz DCM and prisms, SPIDER [03Wag]
Cr:LiSGaF
Cr 3+ :LiSrGaIF6 KLM 830 nm 100 fs (50 fs) 35 mW 71 MHz [95Yan]
835 nm 64 fs Kr-ion-laser pumped [96Sor1]
842 nm 44 fs 200 mW 80 MHz Kr-ion-laser pumped, GTI [96Sor2]
895 nm 14 fs 100 mW 70 MHz Kr-ion-laser pumped, chirped
mirror
[97Sor,
98Sor]
soliton-SESAM 839 nm 61 fs 78 mW 119 MHz [97Loe]
38 fs 20 mW 90 MHz [01Dai]
Cr:LiSCAF
Cr 3+ :LiSr0.8Ca0.2AlF6 KLM 860 nm 90 fs 100 mW 140 MHz Kr-ion-laser pumped [94Wan]
Cr:forsterite
Cr 4+ :Mg2SiO4 KLM 1.23 μm
(1.21–1.27 μm)
48 fs 380 mW 81 MHz Nd:YAG laser pumped, KLM
self-starting with AOM
[93Sen]
1.24–1.27 μm 50 fs 45 mW 82 MHz Nd:YAG laser pumped [93Sea]
1.27 μm 25 fs 300 mW 80 MHz Nd:YAG laser pumped [93Yan]
1.28 μm 20 fs Nd:YVO4 laser pumped, not
self-starting
[97Zha2]
(continued)
Landolt-Börnstein
New Series VIII/1B1