• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 49, Issue 3, 0301003 (2022)
Tiantian Chen, Tengfei Dai, Chaoran Chen, Xiang Liu**, and Jianhua Chang*
Author Affiliations
  • School of Electronic and Information Engineering, Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu 210044, China
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    Tiantian Chen, Tengfei Dai, Chaoran Chen, Xiang Liu, Jianhua Chang. Controllable All-Solid-State Pulsed Laser Based on Graphene Capacitor Devices[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(3): 0301003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Flow chart of preparation of graphene capacitor
    Fig. 1. Flow chart of preparation of graphene capacitor
    Preparation and characterization of graphene capacitor. (a) Preparation process; (b) operation principle of device;(c) Raman spectrum; (d) transmission spectra
    Fig. 2. Preparation and characterization of graphene capacitor. (a) Preparation process; (b) operation principle of device;(c) Raman spectrum; (d) transmission spectra
    Electrode structural diagrams of graphene capacitor. (a) Micrographs of ring electrode; (b) simulated electric field intensity diagram
    Fig. 3. Electrode structural diagrams of graphene capacitor. (a) Micrographs of ring electrode; (b) simulated electric field intensity diagram
    Photoelectric performances of graphene capacitor. (a) Optical absorption spectra under different gate voltages;(b) capacitance characteristics; (c) band diagram of negative pressure device; (d) band diagram of positive pressure device
    Fig. 4. Photoelectric performances of graphene capacitor. (a) Optical absorption spectra under different gate voltages;(b) capacitance characteristics; (c) band diagram of negative pressure device; (d) band diagram of positive pressure device
    Nonlinear transmission characteristics of graphene device. (a) Nonlinear absorption characteristics of device under different gate voltages; (b) modulation depth versus gate voltage of graphene device
    Fig. 5. Nonlinear transmission characteristics of graphene device. (a) Nonlinear absorption characteristics of device under different gate voltages; (b) modulation depth versus gate voltage of graphene device
    Experimental layout of passively Q-switched green laser based on graphene device
    Fig. 6. Experimental layout of passively Q-switched green laser based on graphene device
    Output powers of continuous and pulsed lasers versus absorbed pump power
    Fig. 7. Output powers of continuous and pulsed lasers versus absorbed pump power
    Single pulse and pulse sequence (inset) under each gate voltage. (a) 0 V; (b) 60 V
    Fig. 8. Single pulse and pulse sequence (inset) under each gate voltage. (a) 0 V; (b) 60 V
    Pulse duration and repetition rate versus gate voltage
    Fig. 9. Pulse duration and repetition rate versus gate voltage
    Laser stability analysis. (a) Output power versus PPLN crystal temperature; (b) time evolution of output power
    Fig. 10. Laser stability analysis. (a) Output power versus PPLN crystal temperature; (b) time evolution of output power
    Output characteristics of pulsed laser at absorbed pump power of 1.78 W. (a) Laser spectrum and light spot (inset); (b) laser spectrum
    Fig. 11. Output characteristics of pulsed laser at absorbed pump power of 1.78 W. (a) Laser spectrum and light spot (inset); (b) laser spectrum
    Tiantian Chen, Tengfei Dai, Chaoran Chen, Xiang Liu, Jianhua Chang. Controllable All-Solid-State Pulsed Laser Based on Graphene Capacitor Devices[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(3): 0301003
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