Oh man that poor thing!For parts ( cool pics )
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Oh man that poor thing!For parts ( cool pics )
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Unlikely we'll get vis fiber sources in the near future. As far as I know the only one actively experimented on is green from Er3+ fibers. Nonlinear conversion in OPOs/OPAs is just too simple to bother implementing custom wavelengths anymore. I don't think I know any lab that has any modern sources with constant wavelength (except HeNe ofc) that's not semiconductor.Yep, then they fiber couple a pile of those pump arrays to pump a gain medium.... such as erbium/ytterbium doped double clad active fiber, add some Bragg gratings to clean up any waste and viola..... a quality high power beam that can do real work. These fiber laser systems are getting smaller and smaller ( more compact ) and more powerful as well as more affordable..... I hope we seem more eye-safe 1400nm++ systems and visible systems in the near future.
Check out this fiber side pumping innovation..... I wonder if this is really better than classic double clad ?
Edit: Ahh I see, smaller fiber, it's easier to sheath two tiny fibers than to draw out double clad, makes sense..... It amazes me they can draw out such perfect glass fiber..... fine tuning the manufacturing technique over time, but still it's pretty amazing.
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Wow. 26.5W rated max power of RGB lasers. No doubt a few members here would push these further by at least 30%. Could see 34W out of one array.RGB micro arrays are here!
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Wow, that was lazy of me to not even look at the sheet huh.![]()
looks like each of the color strings are wired separately with a common ground