Single-mode broadband red fiber laser

Byalkovskiy, O. A.; Tyrtyshnyy, V. A.; Golubyatnikov, E. S.

doi:10.1109/lo.2016.7549937

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“…Optical powers exceeding 100 Watts have been achieved with SFG [1] but only at a few green wavelengths. SFG to the visible regime has been achieved in pulsed systems up 18 W in the red [2] and to 8.75 W and 10.1 W in CW systems [3], [4].…”

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All-spliced 11.3 W four-wave mixing fiber source at 760 nm

Hemmer,

Gattass,

Rhonehouse

et al. 2024

Fiber Lasers XXI: Technology and Systems

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There are limited fiber-based single-mode laser sources with wavelength emissions in the visible and near infrared range. Nonlinear conversion through four-wave mixing in photonic crystal fibers allows for the generation of new wavelengths far from a pump wavelength. Utilizing an all-fiber spliced configuration, we convert 1064 nm light into a W-level signal in the 750 nm -820 nm spectral region. Out of our custom photonic crystal fiber, we demonstrate 11.3 watts in the signal band, with M 2 < 1.15, at an optical-optical conversion efficiency of 37.2%.

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