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10 February 2011 High power dissipative soliton laser using chirally-coupled core fiber
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We report the energy scaling of mode-locked fiber lasers using a large-mode area chirally-coupled core fiber. This is a demonstration of the scaling of ultrafast fiber oscillators to large cores in an all-solid glass package that holds the lowest order fiber mode while maintaining compatibility with fiber fusion technology. An all-normal dispersion cavity design yields pulse energies above 40 nJ that dechirp to durations below 200 fs. Using lower net dispersion, pulses dechirping close to 100 fs are obtained with pump limited energies. Effectively single-mode operation is confirmed by beam quality as well as spectral interference measurements.
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Simon Lefrançois, Chi-Hung Liu, Thomas S. Sosnowski, Almantas Galvanauskas, and Frank W. Wise "High power dissipative soliton laser using chirally-coupled core fiber", Proc. SPIE 7914, Fiber Lasers VIII: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 79141O (10 February 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.875243
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KEYWORDS
Fiber lasers

Fusion energy

Current controlled current source

Optical filters

Mode locking

Dispersion

Pulsed laser operation

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