TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS IN SOLID-STATE LASERS AND FIBER LASERS
Ruziev Kurbanali Abdujaborovich , Tashkent Institute of Economics and Pedagogy, UzbekistanAbstract
In this article through a comprehensive investigation combining theoretical modeling, material synthesis, and empirical analysis, we identify key material properties that significantly influence laser efficiency and stability. Our research focuses on the exploration of new dopants, host materials, and fabrication techniques to achieve optimal thermal management, higher damage thresholds, and improved lasing efficiencies.
Keywords
Dopant Distribution, High-Power Lasers, Optical Coatings
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