Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band

The physical process of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) in the diamond and the performance of the Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band of 2.5–3 μm were theoretically studied. A theoretical model for the external-cavity diamond Raman laser emitting at the waveband was built based on the...

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Main Authors: Zhenhua Shao, Bei Li, Hongzhi Chen, Jun Cao
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Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2022-10-01
Series:Frontiers in Physics
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Online Access:https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphy.2022.1027998/full
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author Zhenhua Shao
Bei Li
Hongzhi Chen
Jun Cao
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Jun Cao
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description The physical process of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) in the diamond and the performance of the Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band of 2.5–3 μm were theoretically studied. A theoretical model for the external-cavity diamond Raman laser emitting at the waveband was built based on the Raman coupled-wave equation and boundary conditions. Raman laser output characteristics such as lasing threshold, input–output, and temporal behavior of Stokes conversion were investigated and theoretically simulated by varying the values of the length of the diamond and the transmittance of the output coupler. The numerical modeling shows that to reduce the impact of the multi-phonon absorption and obtain a higher conversion efficiency, it is necessary to appropriately increase the output coupling of the cavity. Taking the 3 μm diamond Raman laser optimization as an example, it is predicted that the conversion efficiency of 10% could be obtained with a diamond length of 1 cm, a transmittance of 69%, and a pump intensity of 1.2 GWcm−2. The theoretical model also could be used to investigate other wavelengths of the external-cavity diamond Raman laser and be helpful for the optimum design of diamond Raman lasers in the mid-infrared band.
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spelling doaj.art-3dc4ec5a53a64d11a860eeb351212ef02022-12-22T02:23:30ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Physics2296-424X2022-10-011010.3389/fphy.2022.10279981027998Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption bandZhenhua Shao0Bei Li1Hongzhi Chen2Jun Cao3Shanghai Aerospace Science and Industry Electric Appliance Research Institute Co., Ltd, Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Radio Equipment Research Institute, Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Aerospace Science and Industry Electric Appliance Research Institute Co., Ltd, Shanghai, ChinaShanghai Aerospace Science and Industry Electric Appliance Research Institute Co., Ltd, Shanghai, ChinaThe physical process of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) in the diamond and the performance of the Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band of 2.5–3 μm were theoretically studied. A theoretical model for the external-cavity diamond Raman laser emitting at the waveband was built based on the Raman coupled-wave equation and boundary conditions. Raman laser output characteristics such as lasing threshold, input–output, and temporal behavior of Stokes conversion were investigated and theoretically simulated by varying the values of the length of the diamond and the transmittance of the output coupler. The numerical modeling shows that to reduce the impact of the multi-phonon absorption and obtain a higher conversion efficiency, it is necessary to appropriately increase the output coupling of the cavity. Taking the 3 μm diamond Raman laser optimization as an example, it is predicted that the conversion efficiency of 10% could be obtained with a diamond length of 1 cm, a transmittance of 69%, and a pump intensity of 1.2 GWcm−2. The theoretical model also could be used to investigate other wavelengths of the external-cavity diamond Raman laser and be helpful for the optimum design of diamond Raman lasers in the mid-infrared band.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphy.2022.1027998/fullstimulated Raman laserdiamondnonlinear opticsnumerical simulationmidinfrared
spellingShingle Zhenhua Shao
Bei Li
Hongzhi Chen
Jun Cao
Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
Frontiers in Physics
stimulated Raman laser
diamond
nonlinear optics
numerical simulation
midinfrared
title Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
title_full Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
title_fullStr Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
title_full_unstemmed Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
title_short Numerical optimization of the extra-cavity diamond Raman laser in the multi-phonon absorption band
title_sort numerical optimization of the extra cavity diamond raman laser in the multi phonon absorption band
topic stimulated Raman laser
diamond
nonlinear optics
numerical simulation
midinfrared
url https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphy.2022.1027998/full
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