Multi-watt 589-nm Na D2-line generation via frequency doubling of a Raman fiber amplifier: a source for LGS-assisted AO

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We develop a novel solid state fibre laser system, AFIRE, for the purposes of laser guidestar (LGS) assisted adaptive optics (AO), based on the second harmonic generation (SHG) from a high-power (P1178 ~25W) CW narrowband (Δυ < 3GHz) Raman fibre amplifier developed by IPF. We present what we believe to be the highest power, narrowband single-pass CW 589nm SHG result reported to date, P589 ~ 4.2W from P1178 ~ 19W (ηVIS > 22%). We demonstrate our understanding of the arising absorption-induced thermal effects (namely, dephasing and degradation of the conversion), offer predictions towards higher powers and conversion levels, and show that our current results are essentially pump-power limited. We are confident of the scalability of both the IR and visible parts of our system, to these higher output powers and conversion efficiencies.

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