2015 11th Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Pacific Rim (CLEO-PR) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/cleopr.2015.7376099
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High power monolithic linearly polarized narrow linewidth single mode fiber laser at 1064 nm

Abstract: We report a high power, narrow linewidth, linearly polarized, MOPA based fiber laser at 1064.46 nm with 520W average power, 30 GHz linewidth, 18 dB polarization extinction ratio, 88.7% slope efficiency, and diffraction-limited beam quality.

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“…igh-power narrow linewidth (NL) fiber amplifiers with linearly polarized have earned a solid reputation due to their remarkable capacity in gravitational wave detection (GWD), nonlinear frequency conversion (NFC), spectral beam combining (SBC) and coherent beam combining (CBC) [1]- [5] etc. By taking into the various strategies of seed sources, some conventional methods to realize high-power NL linearly polarized fiber amplifiers are to use phase modulated single-frequency laser (PMSFL) seeds [6], [7], superfluorescent (SF) seeds [8], random fiber laser (RFL) seeds [9] and fiber oscillator laser (FOL) seeds [10]- [13]. Over the last few years, many excellent works have been achieved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…igh-power narrow linewidth (NL) fiber amplifiers with linearly polarized have earned a solid reputation due to their remarkable capacity in gravitational wave detection (GWD), nonlinear frequency conversion (NFC), spectral beam combining (SBC) and coherent beam combining (CBC) [1]- [5] etc. By taking into the various strategies of seed sources, some conventional methods to realize high-power NL linearly polarized fiber amplifiers are to use phase modulated single-frequency laser (PMSFL) seeds [6], [7], superfluorescent (SF) seeds [8], random fiber laser (RFL) seeds [9] and fiber oscillator laser (FOL) seeds [10]- [13]. Over the last few years, many excellent works have been achieved.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%