A PPKTP crystal was used to efficient green emission. Spectrum characteristics of FF and SH wave was analyzed, and phase-matching wavelength shift results from thermally-induced poling period shift. A conversion efficiency of 26.1% can be achieved.
A dual-wavelength narrow-linewidth laser system, with ultranarrow wavelength spacing, is proposed and demonstrated. The operation principle of the laser system is based on the pump-induced thermal effects of the Er-Yb-doped fiber distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) laser. We designed and constructed a common Er-Yb-doped DBR fiber laser with proper parameters. With the pump power of the DBR laser increasing, the Bragg wavelengths and the bandwidths of the two gratings will change unequally. When the laser is pumped with 45 mW, we obtain stable dual-wavelength lasing with a 3-dB bandwidth of 0.014 nm and a wavelength spacing of 0.055 nm.
In this paper, a novel Q-switched fiber laser made up of OptoCeramic electrooptic ceramics is reported. The ring
laser is composed with an electrooptic ceramics modulator as Q-switched, a highly Yb-doped fiber as the gain
medium, and pumped by a semiconductor laser of 976 nm wavelength. Q-switched is realized from modulating the
loss, controlled by the material refractive index, which is changed with the voltage of OptoCeramic element. The
laser system generates pulses about 100ns, with the repetition rate continuously adjusted from 3kHz to more than 40 kHz.
We present experiments of line and parallel configurations of hybrid erbium-doped fiber amplifiers/fiber Raman amplifiers (EDFAs/FRAs). For the line structure, a gain flatness of ±1.15 dB over a range of 47 nm (1483 to 1530 nm) is obtained. In the parallel configuration, the gain flatness is below ±2 dB for 1487 to 1507 nm and 1520 to 1550 nm. Using a high-birefringence fiber loop mirror as a signal reflector, a noise figure is less than 6 dB in the gain bandwidth. Then performances of different hybrid configurations are compared.
In an intermediate asymptotic propagation distance, pulse's self similar evolution is influenced by the initial pulse width
and chirp, as a result pulses can not completely evolve into a parabolic pulse, which can affect the compression of the
evolved pulse. The self similar evolution results of ultra-short pulse with different width and initial chirp coefficient are
studied by numerical simulation. The study shows the wider the pulse is, the worse the self similar evolution and
compression are; it also shows the initial chirp can greatly hold out the self similar evolution and compression, the larger
the chirp and the wider the pulse, the worse the self similar evolution, and the influence of the positive chirp on the
evolution is bigger than that of negative chirp.
Self similar mode locked fiber laser is studied based on a numerical model. By introducing a dimensionless factor k to
characterize the pulse, the self similar pulse formation and its temporal and spectral changes are investigated throughout
the cavity. The influences of all the elements inside the cavity on the pulse formation are also studied.
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