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Buying Praseodymium-doped Laser Gain Media

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More general product categories: rare-earth-doped laser gain media

Praseodymium-doped laser gain media include crystalline and glass materials, such as fluoride glasses, used for fibers. Typical emission wavelengths are in the visible spectrum, suitable for red, orange, green, and blue lasers, including upconversion lasers.

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1. Understand the technical background

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2. Define your requirements

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We recommend that you develop a list of clear specifications according to your specific needs, against which you can later check the suitability of found product offers:

To help you, we have already listed some aspects we recommend you consider when buying praseodymium-doped laser gain media. Of course, there may be other aspects that are relevant to your specific case.

This list is for your own preparation, and can later (possibly in modified form) be used for quotation requests to suppliers.

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Suppliers for Praseodymium-doped Laser Gain Media

4 suppliers for praseodymium-doped laser gain media are listed in the RP Photonics Buyer's Guide, out of which 2 present their product descriptions. Both manufacturers and distributors can be registered.

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Leader in fluoride glass and optical fiber technology Le Verre Fluoré Rue Gabriel Voisin Campus de Ker Lann 35170 Bruz, Brittany France Profile page Website	Thanks to their high rare-earth solubility (up to 100,000 ppm) and low phonon energy, LVF fluoride fibers offer dozens of active transitions, enabling a broad range of applications from visible to the mid-infrared. LVF praseodymium doped fibers are available as single-mode fibers or double cladding fibers. LVF praseodymium doped fibers can be used for laser emission at visible wavelengths (490 nm, 520 nm, 605 nm, 635 nm, 695 nm, 715 nm) and at infrared wavelengths (1.3 µm). Product-specific web page
Optogama (4Lasers) Mokslininku str. 6B 08412 Vilnius Lithuania Profile page Website	Optogama offers Pr₃₊:YLF laser crystals for visible lasers providing several laser wavelengths in the red (640 nm), orange (607 nm), green (523 nm), and dark red (720 nm) spectral regions. UV emission is possible with Pr:YLF by means of intracavity second-harmonic generation. Product-specific web page
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Leader in fluoride glass and optical fiber technology

Le Verre Fluoré
Rue Gabriel Voisin
Campus de Ker Lann
35170 Bruz, Brittany
France

Profile page Website

Thanks to their high rare-earth solubility (up to 100,000 ppm) and low phonon energy, LVF fluoride fibers offer dozens of active transitions, enabling a broad range of applications from visible to the mid-infrared.

LVF praseodymium doped fibers are available as single-mode fibers or double cladding fibers.

LVF praseodymium doped fibers can be used for laser emission at visible wavelengths (490 nm, 520 nm, 605 nm, 635 nm, 695 nm, 715 nm) and at infrared wavelengths (1.3 µm).

Product-specific web page

Optogama
(4Lasers)
Mokslininku str. 6B
08412 Vilnius
Lithuania

Profile page Website

Optogama offers Pr₃₊:YLF laser crystals for visible lasers providing several laser wavelengths in the red (640 nm), orange (607 nm), green (523 nm), and dark red (720 nm) spectral regions. UV emission is possible with Pr:YLF by means of intracavity second-harmonic generation.