Neodímiumglasz

Neodímiumglasz, also known as neodymium glass, is a type of optical glass that incorporates neodymium (Nd) as a primary component. It typically contains neodymium oxide (Nd₂O₃) within its composition, which imparts distinctive optical properties. Neodymium glass exhibits strong absorption in the near-infrared region (approximately 900–1100 nm) and transmits visible light with minimal distortion. This material is widely utilized in high-power laser systems, especially for solid-state lasers, due to its efficiency in absorbing pump light and converting it into laser emission. Additionally, it serves in applications requiring precise color filtering or wavelength selection, such as in optical instruments and telecommunications. The development of neodymium glass has advanced over time, driven by demands for higher laser power and enhanced optical performance in scientific and industrial contexts.