Yb:GGG(Yb doped gadolinium gallium garnet) – Laser Crystal – Gain Medium – Customized Products

Product ID: 6604


$100

Yb:GGG(Yb doped gadolinium gallium garnet) – Laser Crystal – Gain Medium – Customized Products

Yb: GGG crystal product, also known as Ytterbium-doped Gadolinium gallium garnet (Yb: Gd3Ga5O12). It is a kind of laser crystal product with excellent comprehensive performance. It is widely used in high power laser, semiconductor laser, LD pump fields. The product has the characteristics of high doping concentration, wide absorption band and low quantum defect. It can be used in ultra-short pulse laser, high power and high efficiency solid laser, ultra-short pulse laser, semiconductor laser products.

Yb: GGG crystal —— Laser Crystal for high-power solid-state lasers

Among rare earth element ions, Yb3 has a simple energy level structure, with an electronic configuration of [Xe]4f13 and only two electronic states, namely the ground state 2F7/2 and the excited state 2F5/2. Compared with Nd3+, this simple electronic structure has many advantages, such as low quantum defects, wide absorption band can be effectively coupled with the InGaAs diode pump source, there is no absorption of excited state and up-conversion process, etc. Therefore, Yb : GGG crystal can be used as the working material of high-power solid-state lasers.

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Features
Low quantum defects
Wide absorption band
High doping concentration
No excitation state absorption

Product Parameters

Chemical formula Yb:Gd3Ga5O12
Crystal structure Cubic, Ia3d
Lattice parameters 12.38 Å
Zero-phonon line (ZPL) 971nm
σabs (ZPL) 6.6×10-25 cm2
Broadband absorption 930 nm – 950 nm
Peak emission wavelength(EW) 1021nm
σem (EW) 1.9×10-24 cm2
Δλemission (FWHM at inversion ~10%) 8nm
Quantum defects 0.8
Thermal conductivity, κ (5 at.%) 7.8 W/m/K
κ (15 at.%) 7.7 W/m/K
Coefficient of thermal expansion 8×10-6·K-1
dn/dT 21.2×10sup>-6K-1
αT 8.5×10sup>-6K-1
Mohs hardness 7.5
Melting point 1750℃

 

Spectrum

TaorLab laser crystals

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