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7 June 2004 Self-organized coherence in fiber laser arrays
Monica L. Minden, Hans W. Bruesselbach, Jeffrey L. Rogers, Metin S. Mangir, D. Cris Jones, Gilmore J. Dunning, David L. Hammon, A. J. Solis, Lira Vaughan
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Abstract
Self-organized coherence between fiber lasers has been reported both via all-fiber 2x2 directional coupler trees and in spatially multi-core fibers. We have taken this a major step forward, coupling together a number of independent fiber lasers to obtain a spatially and spectrally coherent far field, with no active length, polarization, or amplitude control. The near field output comes from a spatial array rather than from a single fiber, making this approach scalable to extremely high power.
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Monica L. Minden, Hans W. Bruesselbach, Jeffrey L. Rogers, Metin S. Mangir, D. Cris Jones, Gilmore J. Dunning, David L. Hammon, A. J. Solis, and Lira Vaughan "Self-organized coherence in fiber laser arrays", Proc. SPIE 5335, Fiber Lasers: Technology, Systems, and Applications, (7 June 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.536444
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KEYWORDS
Fiber lasers

Near field

Neodymium

Semiconductor lasers

Sensors

Fiber couplers

Reflectors

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