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laser pump
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laser pump

(1) A laser used as the pump for an optical amplifier or other laser. Typically known as a "pump laser." See EDFA and laser.

(2) The part of a laser that excites the atoms in the laser medium. See laser.



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Solid-state lasers that are excited by diode laser pumping lines are much smaller than CO2 lasers and operate more efficiently.
Shifting demands for next-generation optical data storage formats and solid state laser pumping have propelled the laser diode market to make a big impact on the medium and long terms, according to the analyst of the study.
In addition to uniquely addressing the $100M laser pumping market with our internal grating laser products, we are thrilled with the recent contract and the introduction of our technology as a direct diode high precision optical sensing laser for the enormous metrology market in defense, homeland security, and industry," Paul Rudy, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Quintessence, commented.
 
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