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Pourhashemi, S., Maddah, B., Khalilzadeh, J., Hajiali, E., Sarvalishah, H., Shahabi, D., Rahimian, H., saadatnejad, S. (2024). Investigating the Laser Performance of Liquid Gain Medium Containing Derivatives of Neodymium Ions. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 14(4), 247-252.
Seyed Ahmad Pourhashemi; Bozorgmehr Maddah; Javad Khalilzadeh; Ebrahim Hajiali; Hamid Sarvalishah; Davood Shahabi; Hadi Rahimian; saeed saadatnejad. "Investigating the Laser Performance of Liquid Gain Medium Containing Derivatives of Neodymium Ions". Electronic and Cyber Defense, 14, 4, 2024, 247-252.
Pourhashemi, S., Maddah, B., Khalilzadeh, J., Hajiali, E., Sarvalishah, H., Shahabi, D., Rahimian, H., saadatnejad, S. (2024). 'Investigating the Laser Performance of Liquid Gain Medium Containing Derivatives of Neodymium Ions', Electronic and Cyber Defense, 14(4), pp. 247-252.
Pourhashemi, S., Maddah, B., Khalilzadeh, J., Hajiali, E., Sarvalishah, H., Shahabi, D., Rahimian, H., saadatnejad, S. Investigating the Laser Performance of Liquid Gain Medium Containing Derivatives of Neodymium Ions. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 2024; 14(4): 247-252.

Investigating the Laser Performance of Liquid Gain Medium Containing Derivatives of Neodymium Ions

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Article 3, Volume 14, Issue 4 - Serial Number 54, January 2024, Pages 247-252    PDF (1.23 M)
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Authors
Seyed Ahmad Pourhashemi* 1; Bozorgmehr Maddah2; Javad Khalilzadeh3; Ebrahim Hajiali4; Hamid Sarvalishah5; Davood Shahabi5; Hadi Rahimian1; saeed saadatnejad6
1PhD, Imam Hussein (AS) University, Tehran, Iran
2Associate Professor, Imam Hossein (AS) University, Tehran, Iran
3Associate Professor, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran
4Assistant Professor, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran
5PhD student, Imam Hossein (AS) University, Tehran, Iran
6Master's degree, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran
Receive Date: 13 November 2023,  Revise Date: 19 December 2023,  Accept Date: 04 January 2024 
Abstract
Liquid laser gain medium containing neodymium ion derivatives can be a candidate to replace solid-state materials in order to solve the thermal lensing problems of high-power lasers, which has attracted the attention of researchers in this field. This article reports the production, thermal and spectral analysis of two samples of liquid laser gain medium containing 0.3 M Nd3+ salt in deuterium dimethyl sulfoxide (organic solvent) and phosphorus oxychloride (inorganic solvent). Spectral investigation of these active materials shows a decrease in fluorescence intensity in the Nd(TFA)3-DMSO-d6 sample compared to the Nd3+-POCl3-SnCl4 sample. Despite the low fluorescence intensity in the organic solvent versus the inorganic solvent, this sample receives more attention due to the significant reduction of the effects of toxicity and corrosiveness. The results show that the liquid laser gain medium containing neodymium ion derivatives has solved the thermal problems due to better heat transfer. Still, with a minimal gain coefficient of 0.001 cm-1, it isn't easy to create laser oscillation and the output efficiency reduces.
Keywords
Liquid Laser Active Medium; Fluorescence; Absorption; Solid-State Laser; Thermal Effects; Colloidal Laser
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