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Bonded crystal
laser crystal
Diffusion bonding involves first subjecting two crystals to a series of surface treatments, then placing them tightly together to form an optical bond at room temperature. Subsequently, the crystals are heat-treated to achieve permanent bonding without the need for additional adhesives. Experiments have shown that when undoped crystals are bonded to both ends of a doped crystal of the same matrix as end caps, the temperature rise at the end faces is minimal, approaching the temperature of the coolant. This reduces the end-face distortion caused by the thermal lens effect and the thermally induced wavelength shift of the spectroscopic coating, which is beneficial for the stability of the laser and high-power laser operation. Therefore, this thermal bonding technology can not only significantly improve the thermal performance and beam quality of the laser in laser applications but also facilitate the integration of laser systems and the acquisition of large-sized crystals.
Doping Concentration | 0.5% - 3% |
Cross-section (mm) | 2×2 - 10×10 |
Length of Laser Crystal (mm) | 1 - 30 |