Abstract
A diode-pumped Nd:YAG laser was frequency doubled to with an intracavity crystal in a V-cavity arrangement, achieving an output power of
140 W. Acousto-optic switching was employed at repetition rates of 10–30 kHz, and the beam quality was assessed at . It was deduced on the basis of our model that the strength of
the nonlinear frequency conversion is the main parameter determining the pulse
width.
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