Feng Yang

Dr. Feng Yang


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 September 2013 in Optics Letters
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Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
JYJi-Yong Yao
Ji-Yong Yao
HXHong-Yan Xu
Hong-Yan Xu
KFKai Feng
Kai Feng
WYWen-Long Yin
Wen-Long Yin
ZXZu-Yan Xu
Zu-Yan Xu
A high efficiency and high peak power picosecond (ps) mid-infrared optical parametric amplifier with a new nonlinear crystal BaGa4Se7 pumped by a 30 ps 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser is demonstrated for the first time. The maximum photon conversion efficiency of 56% from 1064 nm to 3.9 μm idler has been achieved at the pump energy of ∼1.8  mJ. A maximum idler output of 830 μJ at 3.9 μm with peak power of ∼27  MW was obtained at pump energy of ∼9.1  mJ. Moreover, a 3–5 μm idler tuning range was demonstrated, with output energies of ∼300  μJ at 5 μm and up to 1 mJ at 3 μm at ∼8.2  mJ pump energy.

3 April 2009 in Applied Physics B
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Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
ZWZ. Wang
Z. Wang
YZY. Zhou
Y. Zhou
FLF. Li
F. Li
JXJ. Xu
J. Xu
ZXZ. Xu
Z. Xu

6 October 2009 in Optics Communications
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Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
ZWZhimin Wang
Zhimin Wang
YZYong Zhou
Yong Zhou
XCXiankun Cheng
Xiankun Cheng
SXShiyong Xie
Shiyong Xie
ZXZuyan Xu
Zuyan Xu

1 April 2016 in Journal of Luminescence
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MCMing Chen
Ming Chen
ZWZhi-Chao Wang
Zhi-Chao Wang
BWBaoshan Wang
Baoshan Wang
Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
GZGuochun Zhang
Guochun Zhang
ZXZu-Yan Xu
Zu-Yan Xu

18 June 2012 in Applied Optics
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ZWZhichao Wang
Zhichao Wang
Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
SXShiyong Xie
Shiyong Xie
YXYiting Xu
Yiting Xu
JXJialin Xu
Jialin Xu
ZXZuyan Xu
Zuyan Xu
We demonstrate a multiwavelength laser in the green-yellow region by means of a diode-pumped neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet laser. This laser system combines a homemade 1074 nm and 1112 nm dual-wavelength laser with extracavity second harmonic generation (SHG) or sum-frequency generation in a lithium triborate crystal to generate visible output at any one of three wavelengths, 537 nm, 546 nm, and 556 nm, by simple temperature tuning, which has an important application in detecting carbon monoxide. The maximum average output power at the three wavelengths (537 nm, 546 nm, and 556 nm) was obtained to be 10.5 W, 0.5 W, and 8.5 W, respectively. The maximum SHG conversion efficiency from the infrared to the visible spectral region was about 51%.

19 March 2015 in Applied Optics
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HXHongyan Xu
Hongyan Xu
Feng YangFeng Yang
Feng Yang
YCYing Chen
Ying Chen
KLKe Liu
Ke Liu
SDShifeng Du
Shifeng Du
ZXZuyan Xu
Zuyan Xu
A millijoule-level high pulse energy picosecond (ps) mid-infrared (MIR) optical parametric amplifier (OPA) at 3.9 μm based on large-aperture MgO-doped periodically poled lithium niobate (MgO:PPLN) crystal was demonstrated for the first time, to the best of our knowledge. The MIR OPA was pumped by a 30 ps 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser at 10 Hz and injected by an energy-adjustable near-infrared seed based on a barium boron oxide (BBO) optical parametric generator/optical parametric amplifier (OPG/OPA) with double-pass geometry. Output energy of 1.14 mJ at 3.9 μm has been obtained at pump energy of 15.2 mJ. Furthermore, the performance of MIR OPG in MgO:PPLN was also investigated for comparing with the seeded OPA.