CRYSTECH, Inc. Alexandrite

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Alexandrite (Cr3+:BeAl2O4, chromium-doped beryllium aluminate) is a laser gain material used in solid-state lasers for applications such as dermatology and Lidar, etc. Alexandrite is produced via the Czochralski growth method. It has a thermal shock resistance five times that of Nd:YAG and a wide emission wavelengths typically between 710nm and 800nm - in many cases around 755nm. It is possible to make broadly wavelength-tunable lasers based on alexandrite. Alexandrite is anisotropic, the absorption and gain properties strongly depend on the direction of pump light's
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Alexandrite (Cr3+:BeAl2O4, chromium-doped beryllium aluminate) is a laser gain material used in solid-state lasers for applications such as dermatology and Lidar, etc. Alexandrite is produced via the Czochralski growth method. It has a thermal shock resistance five times that of Nd:YAG and a wide emission wavelengths typically between 710nm and 800nm - in many cases around 755nm. It is possible to make broadly wavelength-tunable lasers based on alexandrite. Alexandrite is anisotropic, the absorption and gain properties strongly depend on the direction of pump light's
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Alexandrite
Alexandrite
Alexandrite (Cr3+:BeAl2O4, chromium-doped beryllium aluminate) is a laser gain material used in solid-state lasers for applications such as dermatology and Lidar, etc. Alexandrite is produced via the Czochralski growth method. It has a thermal shock resistance five times that of Nd:YAG and a wide emission wavelengths typically between 710nm and 800nm - in many cases around 755nm. It is possible to make broadly wavelength-tunable lasers based on alexandrite. Alexandrite is anisotropic, the absorption and gain properties strongly depend on the direction of pump light's

Alexandrite (Cr3+:BeAl2O4, chromium-doped beryllium aluminate) is a laser gain material used in solid-state lasers for applications such as dermatology and Lidar, etc. Alexandrite is produced via the Czochralski growth method. It has a thermal shock resistance five times that of Nd:YAG and a wide emission wavelengths typically between 710nm and 800nm - in many cases around 755nm. It is possible to make broadly wavelength-tunable lasers based on alexandrite. Alexandrite is anisotropic, the absorption and gain properties strongly depend on the direction of pump light's

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  CRYSTECH, Inc.
Product Category Optical Crystals
Product Name Alexandrite
Type Laser
Material Alexandrite
Features AR-Coated
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