2020
DOI: 10.1109/lpt.2020.2972077
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Green Wavelength-Tunable and High Power Ho3+-Doped Upconversion Fiber Lasers

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“…This result is also consistent with a previous demonstration and is attributed to the prominent crosssectional overlap (Supporting Information, Figure S4). 34 Figure 7a shows an optical photograph of the experimental setup for the free-running green fiber laser. An image of the green laser beam profile from the Ho 3+ :ZFG fiber laser is given in the inset of Figure 7a, qualitatively confirming the formation of a Gaussian-like beam at ∼0.4 W of output power.…”
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“…This result is also consistent with a previous demonstration and is attributed to the prominent crosssectional overlap (Supporting Information, Figure S4). 34 Figure 7a shows an optical photograph of the experimental setup for the free-running green fiber laser. An image of the green laser beam profile from the Ho 3+ :ZFG fiber laser is given in the inset of Figure 7a, qualitatively confirming the formation of a Gaussian-like beam at ∼0.4 W of output power.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the performance of a green Ho 3+ :ZFG fiber laser has been investigated, yielding a tuning of Δλ = 5 nm (i.e., 545−550 nm) and approximately 0.24 W output power at 544 nm. 34 The highest output powers and lasing wavelengths achieved to date are summarized in Figure 1, along with the results reported in the literature on green Ho 3+ :ZFG fiber lasers.…”
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