Abstract
The requirements tor obtaining cryogenic temperatures (i.e. 150 K and below) by anti-Stokes fluorescence cooling are analysed for a dielectric cooling medium located inside the cavity of a diode-pumped solid slate laser. The cooling efficiency is derived in terms of pump beam parameters, intracavily loss associated with the cooling medium, reabsorption and saturation effects in the gain medium, radiative and conductive heat load on the cooling medium, and finally bulk and surface heating effects. Using experimental data for a Yb 3+:ZrF4-BaF2-LaF3-AlF 3-NaF [ZBLAN] cooling medium and a Yb3+:KY(WO4) 2 [KYW] gain medium, the conditions for optimum cooling efficiency are obtained. Based on realistic materials properties, the analysis shows that it is feasible to obtain a cooling efficiency (i.e. cooling power per input diode pump power) of approximately 0.1% at an operating temperature of 150K, with a heat lift up to 30 mW.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 1109-1120 |
| Number of pages | 12 |
| Journal | Journal of Modern Optics |
| Volume | 53 |
| Issue number | 8 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - May 20 2006 |
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Feasibility evaluation of intracavity solid state laser cooling to cryogenic temperatures. / Heeg, B.; Rumbles, Gary; Stone, M. D.; Khizhnyak, A.; Debarber, P. A.
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T1 - Feasibility evaluation of intracavity solid state laser cooling to cryogenic temperatures
AU - Heeg, B.
AU - Rumbles, Gary
AU - Stone, M. D.
AU - Khizhnyak, A.
AU - Debarber, P. A.
PY - 2006/5/20
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N2 - The requirements tor obtaining cryogenic temperatures (i.e. 150 K and below) by anti-Stokes fluorescence cooling are analysed for a dielectric cooling medium located inside the cavity of a diode-pumped solid slate laser. The cooling efficiency is derived in terms of pump beam parameters, intracavily loss associated with the cooling medium, reabsorption and saturation effects in the gain medium, radiative and conductive heat load on the cooling medium, and finally bulk and surface heating effects. Using experimental data for a Yb 3+:ZrF4-BaF2-LaF3-AlF 3-NaF [ZBLAN] cooling medium and a Yb3+:KY(WO4) 2 [KYW] gain medium, the conditions for optimum cooling efficiency are obtained. Based on realistic materials properties, the analysis shows that it is feasible to obtain a cooling efficiency (i.e. cooling power per input diode pump power) of approximately 0.1% at an operating temperature of 150K, with a heat lift up to 30 mW.
AB - The requirements tor obtaining cryogenic temperatures (i.e. 150 K and below) by anti-Stokes fluorescence cooling are analysed for a dielectric cooling medium located inside the cavity of a diode-pumped solid slate laser. The cooling efficiency is derived in terms of pump beam parameters, intracavily loss associated with the cooling medium, reabsorption and saturation effects in the gain medium, radiative and conductive heat load on the cooling medium, and finally bulk and surface heating effects. Using experimental data for a Yb 3+:ZrF4-BaF2-LaF3-AlF 3-NaF [ZBLAN] cooling medium and a Yb3+:KY(WO4) 2 [KYW] gain medium, the conditions for optimum cooling efficiency are obtained. Based on realistic materials properties, the analysis shows that it is feasible to obtain a cooling efficiency (i.e. cooling power per input diode pump power) of approximately 0.1% at an operating temperature of 150K, with a heat lift up to 30 mW.
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