Name: | Cr, Tm, Ho: YAG | Doped Concentration: | Ho:0.3~0.4at% Cr:0.3~1.2at% Tm:5~6at% |
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Wavefront Distortion: | </4@632nm | Extinction Ratio: | ≥25 DB |
Rod Sizes: | Diameter:3~6mm,Length:50~120mm | Dimensional Tolerances: | Diameter:+0.00/-0.05mm, Length0.5mm |
High Light: | nd yag laser rod,titanium doped sapphire |
Cr,Tm,Ho:YAG
Cr, Tm, Ho: YAG is high efficient laser crystal pumped by Xenon lamp or diode with wavelength of 2.1m. the pump source main originates from the flashlamp energy absorbed by Cr3+, Ho3+is working ion and Tm3+acts as intermediary to transfer energy. 2.1 m laser wave can be absorbed by water very well, transmits atmosphere easily and is safe to eye. Therefore, it is widely used in medical treatment, laser radar, military and so on. What’s more 2.1 m laser is ideal pump source for 3-5 m mid-infrared optical parametric oscillator.
Parameter
Material and Specifications
Doped Concentration | Ho:0.3~0.4at% Cr:0.3~1.2at% Tm:5~6at% |
Wavefront Distortion | </4@632nm |
Extinction Ratio | ≥25 dB |
Rod Sizes | Diameter:3~6mm,Length:50~120mm |
Dimensional Tolerances | Diameter:+0.00/-0.05mm, Length0.5mm |
Barrel Finish | 50-80 micro-inch (RMS) |
Parallelism | ≤30 |
Perpendicularity | ≤5′ |
Flatness | /10@ 633 nm |
Surface Quality | 10/5 Scratch / Digper MIL-O-1380A |
Chamfer | 0.006±0.002 at 455° |
AR Coating Reflectivity | ≤ 0.25% (@2094nm) |
Physical and Chemical Properties
Structure | Cubic |
Lattice Constant | 12.01 |
Melting Point | 1970°C |
Density | 4.56g/cm3 |
Orientation | <111> or <100]> crystalline within 5° |
Thermal Expansion | 7.8×10-6/K |
Thermal Conductivity | 14W/m/K, 20°C10.5W/m/K, 100°C |
Mohs Hardness | 8.5 |
Dielectric Constant | 11.7 |
Optical and Spectral Properties
Laser Transition | 5I75I8 |
Laser Wavelength | 2.094 m |
Photon Energy | 9.55 x 10-20 J |
Emission Cross Section | 7 x 10-21 cm2 |
Fluorescence Lifetime | 8.5 ms |
Index of Refraction | 1.80 @2.08 m |
Aperture | >90% |
Absorption Linewidth | 4 nm |
Diode Pump Band | 781 nm |
Major Pump Band | 400~800 nm |
Medical Applications