Green welding laser
January 6, 2023. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.Patent ReferencesFrequency doubling a Q-switched laser beam by using intracavity Type II phase matching Intra-cavity beam relay for optical harmonic generation Bonding metal electrical members with a frequency doubled pulsed laser beam Signal-resonant intracavity optical frequency mixing Laser apparatus Frequency-doubling solid state laser Synchronously pumped sub-picosecond optical parametric oscillator Output waveform control device Diode pumped, multi axial mode intracavity doubled laser Intracavity modulated pulsed laser and methods of using the same InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 10337110 filed on 01/06/2003US Classes:372/22, Frequency multiplying (e.g., harmonic generator)372/28, Frequency372/21, Nonlinear device219/121.64, Methods359/330, Parametric oscillator372/26, Modulation372/23, Producing plural wavelength output372/10, Q-switch372/25, Control of pulse characteristics372/75, Semiconductor606/3, With particular wavelength606/10, Systems345/84, Light-controlling display elements372/41, Insulating crystal385/10, Diffraction grating (e.g., Bragg)438/200And additional electrical deviceExaminersPrimary: Tran, Thuy VinhAssistant: Vy, Hung Tran Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassH01S 3/10AbstractA harmonic system for use with metals and alloys such as titanium, steel, copper, gold, aluminum, etc. is disclosed. The harmonic laser system includes an oscillator cavity having a first end mirror and a harmonic separator mirror, an active medium positioned in the oscillator cavity, an electro-optic pump device for optically pumping the active medium to produce a first optical beam at a fundamental wavelength and a non-linear optical crystal positioned in the oscillator cavity to generate a second optical beam at a harmonic wavelength of the first optical beam, wherein the harmonic separator mirror outputs the second optical beam and reflects the first optical beam.Other References
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