We report on bulk optical refrigeration of Yb:YLF crystal to a temperature of ∼124 K, starting from the ambient. This is achieved by pumping the E4-E5 Stark multiplet transition at ∼1020 nm. A lower temperature of 119 1 K ( ∼ − 154C) with available cooling power of 18 mW is attained when the temperature of the surrounding crystal is reduced to 210 K. This result is within only a few degrees of the minimum achievable temperature of our crystal and signifies the bulk solid-state laser cooling below the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Optical cooling of solids, relying on annihilation of lattice phonons via anti-Stokes fluorescence, ...
International audienceWe report on the optical cooling of a 7.5%Yb:LiYF4 crystal down to 125 K in a ...
Optically refrigerated resonators may be useful in optical devices and exploring quantum effects. He...
We report on bulk optical refrigeration of Yb:YLF crystal to a temperature of ∼124 K, starting from ...
We have achieved cryogenic optical refrigeration with a record low temperature in optical refrigerat...
We review the field of laser cooling of solids, focusing our attention on the recent advances in cry...
Abstract: We present the first observation of cryogenic operation in an all-solid-state refrigerato...
We measure the minimum achievable temperature (MAT) as a function of excitation wavelength in anti-S...
We demonstrate cooling of a 2 micron thick GaAs/InGaP double-heterostructure to 165 K from ambient u...
Laser radiation has been used to cool matter ranging from dilute gases to micromechanical oscillator...
Minimum achievable temperature of similar to 110 K is measured in a 5% doped Yb:YLF crystal at lambd...
Vibration-free cooling of detectors to cryogenic temperatures is critical for many terrestrial, airb...
Optical cooling of a YLF:Yb single crystal to 87 K, well below the minimum achievable temperature pr...
A 7% Yb:YLF crystal is laser cooled to 131 ± 1 K from room temperature by placing it inside the exte...
This dissertation compiles recent achievements in optical refrigeration, cooling a 10% wt. Ytterbium...
Optical cooling of solids, relying on annihilation of lattice phonons via anti-Stokes fluorescence, ...
International audienceWe report on the optical cooling of a 7.5%Yb:LiYF4 crystal down to 125 K in a ...
Optically refrigerated resonators may be useful in optical devices and exploring quantum effects. He...
We report on bulk optical refrigeration of Yb:YLF crystal to a temperature of ∼124 K, starting from ...
We have achieved cryogenic optical refrigeration with a record low temperature in optical refrigerat...
We review the field of laser cooling of solids, focusing our attention on the recent advances in cry...
Abstract: We present the first observation of cryogenic operation in an all-solid-state refrigerato...
We measure the minimum achievable temperature (MAT) as a function of excitation wavelength in anti-S...
We demonstrate cooling of a 2 micron thick GaAs/InGaP double-heterostructure to 165 K from ambient u...
Laser radiation has been used to cool matter ranging from dilute gases to micromechanical oscillator...
Minimum achievable temperature of similar to 110 K is measured in a 5% doped Yb:YLF crystal at lambd...
Vibration-free cooling of detectors to cryogenic temperatures is critical for many terrestrial, airb...
Optical cooling of a YLF:Yb single crystal to 87 K, well below the minimum achievable temperature pr...
A 7% Yb:YLF crystal is laser cooled to 131 ± 1 K from room temperature by placing it inside the exte...
This dissertation compiles recent achievements in optical refrigeration, cooling a 10% wt. Ytterbium...
Optical cooling of solids, relying on annihilation of lattice phonons via anti-Stokes fluorescence, ...
International audienceWe report on the optical cooling of a 7.5%Yb:LiYF4 crystal down to 125 K in a ...
Optically refrigerated resonators may be useful in optical devices and exploring quantum effects. He...