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Silica-Based Sol-Gel Coating with High Transmission at 1053 and 527 nm and Absorption at 351 nm for Frequency-Converting Crystals in High-Power Laser System
by Xue-Ran Deng, Wei Yang, Hao-Hao Hui, Qing-Hua Zhang, Qiao Xu, Jin-Ju Chen, Ji-Liang Zhu and Xiang-Yang Lei
Appl. Sci. 2019, 9(23), 5038; https://doi.org/10.3390/app9235038 - 22 Nov 2019
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A high-power laser system is employed to drive the fusion ignition to realize sustainable supply of green energy according to the inertial confinement fusion theory, in which frequency-converting crystals are sealed in the terminal vacuum chamber and utilized to turn the incident laser [...] Read more.
A high-power laser system is employed to drive the fusion ignition to realize sustainable supply of green energy according to the inertial confinement fusion theory, in which frequency-converting crystals are sealed in the terminal vacuum chamber and utilized to turn the incident laser (1053 nm) to the desired one (351 nm). However, the reflected 351 nm laser from the pellet hohlraum that goes back through the frequency-converting crystal is found to be harmful for the upstream elements that are located before the terminal chamber. In this study, a specialized coating system for the frequency-converting crystals was designed and fabricated to both ensure high output power for the fusion and reduce the reflected 351 nm laser energy by absorption. Furthermore, the structural, mechanical, and laser-damage resistant properties of this coating were investigated as well. Full article
(This article belongs to the Collection Optical Design and Engineering)
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