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When I still could have...
hey marco- thanks for the info-
peace
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Hey P'fesser -
Reeeally...Red and Blue?? let's chat!! Does it need to 'circulate' as-in a dye-sys? Cause I've got plenty of 532 and a working 600 series....
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j
....and armed only with his trusty 21 Zorgawatt KTiOPO4...
Video of Berlin lasers.. pretty awesome!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiRhejN_dAk
Hello Steve,
there are also some liquids doing nice Raman conversion - but you need a ramanshift
of round 3000 1/cm - not all of them have this, some have more - some less.
It would be much easier if the solid materials would have this raman shift,
but they just have arround 800-900 1/cm.
The biggest problem with all solid or liquid materials are thermal lense effects and
damage by light, so the old gas cell is working best for high power.
greetings,
marco
Hi Steve,
i read about some new Raman crystals, but the problem is that the shift is to low.
From green to yellow is interesting for medical application, but for an RGB source
i think it is not so usefull. Normaly the 2nd stroke is weak, so this is also not a
good solution. It would be great to have a high stable solid state raman material with
large shift - then high power RGB lasers shows become much easier
greetings,
marco