We report on the first deep-red laser operation of a heavily Eu-doped cesium gadolinium double molybdate crystal with a perfect cleavage. A 17 at. % Eu:CsGd(MoO) laser based on cleaved single-crystal plates generated a maximum continuous-wave output power of 212 mW at 703.1 nm (D → F transition) with a slope efficiency of 30.1%, a low laser threshold of 51 mW, linear polarization, and a beam quality factor M = 1.6-1.7. This monoclinic crystal is promising for deep-red microchip lasers.
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