Measurement of Quantum Efficiencies in Laser Crystals by Compensation Calorimetry

H.G. Danielmeyer; E. Stark

doi:10.1364/ICOL.1984.TuE9

International Conference on Luminescence - 1984
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1984),
paper TuE9
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ICOL.1984.TuE9

Measurement of Quantum Efficiencies in Laser Crystals by Compensation Calorimetry

H.G. Danielmeyer and E. Stark

International Conference on Luminescence 1984

Madison, Wisconsin United States
13–17 August 1984
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Abstract

Nonradiative decay processes decrease the quantum efficiency and increase the pump threshold of lasers. We present a simple measurement method for quantum efficiencies adapted to the problem of small crystals of arbitrary shape and new results on sources of nonradiative decay.

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