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Direct diode-pumped continuous-wave near-infrared tunable laser operation of Cr4+:forsterite and Cr4+:Ca2GeO4

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Abstract

Continuous-wave tunable laser operation of direct diode-pumped Cr4+:Mg2 SiO4 (Cr:forsterite) and Cr4+:Ca2GeO4 (cunyite) crystal were demonstrated. Diode-pumped Cr:forsterite was tunable over the 1236–1300-nm spectral range. The maximum output of 10 mW was measured at 1260 nm for 640 mW of pump power absorbed by the crystal. Diode-pumped laser operation of cunyite was also demonstrated over the 1390–1475-nm range. Free-running 20-mW output was centered at 1410 nm.

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