Abstract: An RGB light source for a luminaire projector system includes Red, Green and Blue lasers each outputting a randomly polarized (RP) single mode (SM) light with at least a 4 nm spectral linewidth. The Green laser has a MOPFA-structured pump which outputs a pulsed pump beam at a fundamental wavelength in a 1 ?m wavelength range and further includes a SHG. The SHG includes an LBO nonlinear crystal receiving the pulsed pump beam and outputting a train of pulses of BB Green light. The Red laser is configured with a QCW fiber laser pump and a frequency converter with an LBO nonlinear crystal outputting a train of pulses of red light in a 6xx nm wavelength range.

Abstract: An RGB light source for a luminaire projector system includes Red, Green and Blue lasers each outputting a randomly polarized (RP) single mode (SM) light with at least a 4 nm spectral linewidth. The Green laser has a MOPFA-structured pump which outputs a pulsed pump beam at a fundamental wavelength in a 1 ?m wavelength range and further includes a SHG. The SHG includes an LBO nonlinear crystal receiving the pulsed pump beam and outputting a train of pulses of BB Green light. The Red laser is configured with a QCW fiber laser pump and a frequency converter with an LBO nonlinear crystal outputting a train of pulses of red light in a 6xx nm wavelength range.

Abstract: A broad line red light generator is configured with a single mode (SM) pulsed ytterbium (“Yb”) fiber laser pump source outputting pump light in a fundamental mode (“FM”) at a pump wavelength which is selected from a 1030-1120 nm wavelength range. The disclosed generator further includes a SM fiber Raman converter spliced to an output of the Yb fiber laser pump source. The Raman converter induces an “n” order frequency Stokes shift of the pump light to output the pump light at a Raman-shifted wavelength within 1220 and 1300 nm wavelength range with a broad spectral line of at least 10 nm. The disclosed light generator further has a single pass second harmonic generator (“SHG”) with a lithium triborate (“LBO”) nonlinear optical crystal having a spectral acceptance linewidth which is sufficient to cover the broad spectral line of the pump light. The SHG generates a SM pulsed broad-line red light with a broad spectral line of at least 4 nm.

Abstract: A broad line red light generator is configured with a single mode (SM) pulsed ytterbium (“Yb”) fiber laser pump source outputting pump light in a fundamental mode (“FM”) at a pump wavelength which is selected from a 1030-1120 nm wavelength range. The disclosed generator further includes a SM fiber Raman converter spliced to an output of the Yb fiber laser pump source. The Raman converter induces an “n” order frequency Stokes shift of the pump light to output the pump light at a Raman-shifted wavelength within 1220 and 1300 nm wavelength range with a broad spectral line of at least 10 nm. The disclosed light generator further has a single pass second harmonic generator (“SHG”) with a lithium triborate (“LBO”) nonlinear optical crystal having a spectral acceptance linewidth which is sufficient to cover the broad spectral line of the pump light. The SHG generates a SM pulsed broad-line red light with a broad spectral line of at least 4 nm.

Abstract: The present invention is a device to suppress or extinguish fires. In some embodiments, the fire extinguisher of the present invention comprises a fire extinguishing agent, a housing comprising a first material for retaining the fire extinguishing agent, and an attachment means for attaching the fire extinguisher to a surface. The fire extinguisher is actuated when the first material loses integrity upon exposure to a predetermined high temperature or exposure to open flames, resulting in a release of the fire extinguishing agent on the target area and thereby suppressing the fire or potential fire.

Abstract: A laser apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes a Neodymium-doped lasing material having first and second surfaces and a passive Q-switch optically coupled to the second surface. The first-surface is substantially transparent to a pump radiation and substantially reflective to laser radiation generated by an interaction between the pump radiation and the Neodymium-doped lasing material. The laser radiation is characterized by a vacuum wavelength corresponding to an atomic transition from the 4F3/2 level to the 4I9/2 level of Neodymium in the lasing material. The second surface transmits at least a portion of the laser radiation. The lasing material and Q-switch are configured to produce pulses of the laser radiation characterized by a pulse length of greater than zero and less than about 1.5 nanoseconds and a pulse repetition rate greater than about 100 kHz. A PQSL laser, an apparatus for generating blue light and a display system based on the laser apparatus are also disclosed.