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Diamond guide star laser pulsed at a Larmor frequency

Sun et al., 2024

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14796347008613520087
Author
Sun Y
Yang X
Li M
Zeng X
Jiang H
Feng Y
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Optics Express

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We demonstrate a diamond sodium guide star laser pulsed at a Larmor repetition rate of 350 kHz. The single-frequency 589 nm laser reaches an average output power of 32.6 W with 75.6 W pump power in a duty cycle of 19%. Significant improvement in the intensity …
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