ArticleNanophotonics (Berlin, Germany)2026
Solid-State Vortex Laser at Eye-Safe Band: A Perspective.
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Abstract
Vortex beams, known for carrying orbital angular momentum (OAM), demonstrate significant potential across LiDAR, laser communications, high-precision metrology, imaging, and quantum information. Generating vortex beam on demand is the basis and crucial for above implementations. Recently, solid-state vortex laser in eye-safe band have attracted considerable attention and been regarded as one of ideal sources for vortex beam generation, because of its advantages in high mode purity, mode selectivity, high output power, and locating in atmosphere window. In this perspective, we summarize the schemes of solid-state vortex lasers in eye-safe band, survey their potential in multi-functional LiDAR systems, and discuss prospects for future development.
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