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4 May 2010 Eye-safe laser glass development at SCHOTT
Hong Li, Mark J. Davis, Eric H. Urruti
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SCHOTT has developed eye-safe laser glasses for laser range finder and medical/ biophotonics applications. The development described herein covers various combinations of key ions, Er, Yb, and Cr, with and without Ce, at controlled ratios and their perspective reduction - oxidation (REDOX) states to improve glass lasing, thermal lensing, and thermo-mechanical stability for field-based applications under high repetition rate operation. This report covers glass property characterizations and selective modeling results using statistically designed compositions.
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Hong Li, Mark J. Davis, and Eric H. Urruti "Eye-safe laser glass development at SCHOTT", Proc. SPIE 7686, Laser Technology for Defense and Security VI, 768616 (4 May 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.849659
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Ions

Laser glasses

Erbium

Cerium

Oxides

Absorption

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