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Feedback control of an actively-passively mode-locked Nd:Glass laser

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Improved performance of a pulsed solid-state laser by electrooptic amplitude control is reported. A sequence of ≃200 pulses is reproducibly generated with 10 Hz repetition rate, 3 ps duration and 300 μJ total energy. The microsecond pulse trains are particularly interesting as a pump source of pulsed fs dye lasers.

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Heinz, P., Kriegleder, W. & Laubereau, A. Feedback control of an actively-passively mode-locked Nd:Glass laser. Appl. Phys. A 43, 209–212 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00615978

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