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- A high-quality all-carbon nanostructure called graphdiyne (GDY) was created and tested for its ability to absorb light in the 2 μm range with a commercial mode-locked laser.
- The GDY was utilized as an optical switcher in a Q-switched Ho laser, achieving a maximum output power of 443 mW and a pulse width of 1.38 µs at a repetition rate of 29.72 kHz under 2.4 W pump power.
- These findings indicate that GDY is a promising material for short pulse generation in Ho-doped lasers at 2.1 μm.
Article Abstract
High-quality all-carbon nanostructure graphdiyne (GDY) saturable absorber was successfully fabricated and saturable absorption properties in the 2 μm region were characterized using a commercial mode-locked laser as a pulsed source. The fabricated GDY was first used as an optical switcher in a passively Q-switched Ho laser. Under absorbed pump power of 2.4 W, the maximum average output power and shortest pulse width were 443 mW and 1.38 µs, at a repetition rate of 29.72 kHz. The results suggest that GDY nanomaterial is a promising candidate as an optical modulator for generation of short pulses in Ho-doped lasers at 2.1 μm.
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