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

54 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.
16.3 ps 470 mW 1.2 MHz 24 kW peak [03Pap]
13 ps 3.5, 3.9, 4.1 W 1.5, 2.6,
4.1 MHz
with additional amplifier
50 W
[04Lut]
1.34 μm 4.6 ps 50 mW 93 MHz [96Flu2]
7 ps 45 mW 5 GHz GaInNAs SESAM [05Spu2]
7.3 ps 40 mW 10 GHz 4 pJ @ 10 GHz [05Spu2]
26 ps 850 mW 152 MHz InAs/GaAs quantum dot
SESAM
914 nm 3 ps 42 mW 234 MHz Ti:sapphire laser pumped [05Sch1]
nonlinear mirror ML 1.064 μm 7.9 ps 1.35 W 150 MHz [97Agn]
1.064 μm 29 ps 3.25 W 170 MHz two LBO crystals used [05Dat]
intensity-dependent
polarization rotation
[05Su]
1.064 μm 2.8 ps 670 mW 130 MHz [99Cou]
Nd:LSB
Nd:LnM3(BO3)4 SESAM 1.062 μm 1.6 ps 210 mW 240 MHz Ti:sapphire laser pumped [96Bra2]
2.8 ps 400 mW 177 MHz [96Bra2]
Nd:BEL
Nd:La2Be2O5 active-AOM 1.070 μm 7.5 ps 230 mW 250 MHz [91Li]
active-FM 1.070 μm 2.9 ps 30 mW 238 MHz harmonic mode-locking [91God]
3.9 ps 30 mW 20 GHz harmonic mode-locking [91God]
(continued)
Landolt-Börnstein
New Series VIII/1B1