
magneto-optical ceramics
High-quality TAG magneto-optical ceramics isolate lasers, save energy and increase efficiency.
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Solution maturity
Development / Pilot validation
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Key innovations
The innovation of this product is reflected in the TAG nano-powder synthesis technology with independent intellectual property rights and the unique two-step sintering process, which successfully prepared TAG magneto-optical ceramics with excellent performance.
Potential economic benefits
This TAG magneto-optical ceramic with independent intellectual property rights can significantly improve laser efficiency and stability with its high Verdet constant and high transmittance. This will enhance product market competitiveness, realize domestic substitution of key components, save users 'costs through energy conservation and consumption reduction, and expand laser applications.
Potential climate benefits
Improve laser efficiency and stability, reduce energy loss, thereby reducing power consumption and related carbon emissions, and helping to save energy in industrial production processes.
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Shanghai Institute of Silicate, Chinese Academy of Sciences
The Shanghai Institute of Silicate, Chinese Academy of Sciences, focuses on the research of advanced inorganic materials and supports high-tech industries and major national needs.
Shanghai,China
Solution details
Application areas:
Faraday optical isolators for solid-state lasers and fiber lasers
Technical characteristics:
The TAG nano-powder synthesis technology with independent intellectual property rights uses two-step sintering to prepare TAG-based magneto-optical ceramics with high optical quality and high Vedert constant.
Performance indicators:
TAG magneto-optical ceramics with a Vedert constant greater than 175 rad·T-1·m-1 and a transmittance of greater than 80% at the working wavelength were developed.
Current status:
Ability to produce small batches in laboratories in Jiading Park, Shanghai
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05:42:52, Nov 05, 2025
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