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Us Patents
High-Power Blue And Green Light Laser Generation From High-Powered Diode Lasers
John M. Worlock - Salt Lake City UT 84108-1441 Mike Willis - New Harmony UT 84757 Robert Gwynn - Bloomington MN 55437
International Classification:
H01S 3058
US Classification:
372 19, 372 32, 372 94, 372 99, 372101, 372102
Abstract:
A mode controlling device for capturing a highly divergent, multi-mode laser beam received from a high-power broad area laser source and producing a narrow, single-mode laser beam. In one embodiment, the mode controlling device comprises a diffractive device having a nonplanar profile positioned to receive the multi-mode laser beam. The diffractive device comprises a plurality of grooves for receiving the multi-mode laser beam and diffracting light to a reflective medium, thereby creating feedback for producing a narrow, single-mode laser beam with a non-uniform intensity profile. The reflective medium may be positioned at the surface of the diffractive device; alternatively, the reflective medium may be positioned at a predetermined distance from the diffractive device.
High-Power Blue And Green Light Laser Generation From High Powered Diode Lasers
John M. Worlock - Salt Lake City UT 84108-1441 Mike Willis - New Harmony UT 84757 Robert Gwynn - Bloomington MN 55437
International Classification:
H01S 3098
US Classification:
372 19, 372 22, 372 9, 372 32
Abstract:
A device for generating blue or green laser light by the use of a device comprising an infrared high power semiconductor laser or an infrared high power semiconductor laser bar or array, a diffractive optical device, and an optical device utilizing a non-linear crystal to generate the blue or green laser light. In one embodiment, the diffractive optical device comprises a volume holographic transmission grating and the optical device comprises a ring resonator. In another embodiment, the diffractive optical device comprises a reflective diffraction grating feedback mechanism and the optical device comprises a ring resonator. In another embodiment, the optical device comprises a parabolic or non-planar feedback mechanism and a ring resonator. In another embodiment, the diffractive optical feedback device, which can be in the form of digital/binary optics, is attached to the semiconductor laser source. In yet another embodiment, the diffractive optical device comprises a hybrid lens comprising a plano-convex lens and a diffractive device, which also can be in the form of digital/binary optics, attached thereto.