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Slab-based Faraday isolators and Faraday mirrors for 10-kW average laser power

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Abstract

It is shown that the use of slabs instead of rods makes it possible to fabricate Faraday isolators and Faraday mirrors operating at a multikilowatt power. Analytical dependences of thermally induced depolarization in Faraday devices on radiation power and on slab aspect ratio have been obtained.

© 2004 Optical Society of America

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