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18 April 2021 The evaluation of various designs for ytterbium-doped fiber-based superfluorescent source at 1μm wavelength
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The development of powerful sources with wide spectral coverage is important for many sensing applications. In this paper, various superfluorescent fiber sources (SFS) at 1μm Wavelength using Ytterbium doped (Yb-doped) fiber is studied. Different configurations such as single pass forward (SPF), single pass backward (SPB), double pass forward (DPF), double pass backward (DPB), are compered in terms of spectral bandwidth, power, central wavelength stability and power stability. Double-pass bi-directional sources are employed using loop mirrors. For all cases, maximum power is compared at various laser diode power. Mean wavelength stability is measured between temperature of -40/+60°C to assess potential applications.
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H. Keskin, H. A. Vural, E. Alaçakır, and H. Altan "The evaluation of various designs for ytterbium-doped fiber-based superfluorescent source at 1μm wavelength", Proc. SPIE 11772, Optical Sensors 2021, 1177220 (18 April 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2590737
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KEYWORDS
Ytterbium

Gyroscopes

Fiber optic gyroscopes

Light sources

Mirrors

Semiconductor lasers

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