Compact Blue-Green Lasers

Inbunden, Engelska, 2003

AvW. P. Risk,T. R. Gosnell,A. V. Nurmikko,New York) Risk, W. P. (IBM Almaden Research Center,T. R. (Los Alamos National Laboratory) Gosnell,Rhode Island) Nurmikko, A. V. (Brown University

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William Risk, Timothy Gosnell and Arto Nurmikko have brought together their diverse expertise from industry and academia to write the first fully comprehensive book on the generation and application of blue-green lasers. This volume describes the theory and practical implementation of three techniques for the generation of blue-green light: nonlinear frequency conversion of infrared lasers, upconversion lasers, and wide bandgap semiconductor diode lasers. In addition, it looks at the various applications that have driven the development of compact sources of blue-green light, and reflects on the recent application of these lasers in high-density data storage, color displays, reprographics, and biomedical technology. Compact Blue-Green Lasers is suitable for graduate-level courses or as a reference for academics and professionals in optics, applied physics, and electrical engineering.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2003-01-09
Mått180 x 255 x 32 mm
Vikt1 287 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor552
FörlagCambridge University Press
ISBN9780521623186

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1. The need for compact blue-green lasers; Part I. Blue-green Lasers Based on Nonlinear Frequency Conversion: 2. Fundamentals of nonlinear frequency upconversion; 3. Single-pass second-harmonic generation and sum-frequency mixing; 4. Resonator-enhanced second-harmonic generation; 5. Intracavity second-harmonic and sum-frequency generation; 6. Guided-wave second-harmonic generation; Part II. Upconversion Lasers: Physics and Devices: 7. Essentials of upconversion laser physics; 8. Upconversion lasers; Part III. Blue-green Semiconductor Lasers: 9. Introduction to blue-green semiconductor lasers; 10. Device design, performance, and physics of optical gain of the InGaN quantum well violet diode lasers; 11. Prospects and properties for vertical cavity blue light emitters; 12. Concluding remarks; Index.