Description: Titanium Doped Sapphire Crystal (Ti:Sapphire, Ti:Al2O3), is the most widely used laser crystal for widely tunable and ultrashort pulsed lasers with high gain and high power outputs. A..
Chemical formula
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Ti3+:Al2O3
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Crystal structure
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Hexagonal a=4.758Å,c=12.991Å
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Density
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3.98 g/cm3
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Melting point
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2040℃
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Mohs hardness
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9
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Thermal conductivity
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52 W/m/k
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Laser action
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4-level vibronic
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Fluorescence lifetime
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3.2us (T=300K)
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Tuning range
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660-1050 nm
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Absorption range
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400-600 nm
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Emission peak
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795 nm
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Absorption peak
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488 nm
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Refractive index
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1.76 @ 800 nm
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Peak Cross-section
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3~4×10-19 cm2
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Thermal Expansion
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8.40×10-6/℃
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Orientation
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The rod axis normal or along the optical axis c
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Ti2O3 concentration
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0.06 - 0.25 wt %
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Figure of Merit(FOM)
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100~250 (>250 available upon special requests)
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α490
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1.0~4.0cm-1
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Diameter
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2.5~30mm or specified
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Path Length
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2~30mm or specified
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End configurations
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Flat/Flat or Brewster/Brewster ends
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Flatness
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λ/10 @ 633 nm
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Parallelism
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<20 arc sec
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Surface Quality
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20/10 scratch/dig to MIL-O-13830A
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Wavefront distortion
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<λ/4 per inch
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