A passively mode-locked sub-picosecond Ho3+,Pr3+-doped fluoride fiber laser operating at 2.86 µm (Conference Presentation)

Antipov, Sergei; Jackson, Stuart D.; Withford, Michael J.; Fürbach, A.

doi:10.1117/12.2253510

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“…At 2860 nm Ho 3+ -doped fiber lasers overlap more strongly than their counterparts. Hence, they are thought to be a more practical tool for interaction with biological tissues [77].…”

Section: Holmium-doped Fiber Lasersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fiber Lasers and Their Medical Applications

Gursel¹

2018

Optical Amplifiers - A Few Different Dimensions

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Advancing of photonics, aided with fruitful and abundant experimental and theoretical studies, over the last four decades has brought about the invention of a large variety of lasers. Among them one of the most popular types is a fiber laser, which is a variation of the standard solid-state laser, with the medium being a clad fiber waveguide structure and different dopants inside core serve as a gain media. They were derived from erbiumdoped fiber amplifiers, which are still important component for telecommunications. Since discovery, fiber laser has become a natural choice for many uses, primarily because of the physical characteristics of fiber waveguide structure. Their rapid progress may show how excellent they really are. Although fiber lasers are today widely used in various research and industrial areas, one of the most meaningful applications of fiber laser technology has been through its use in medicine. A wide variety of wavelengths generated by fiber lasers as well as the diversity of physical mechanisms employed in pulse generation also additionally underpins the flexibility of fiber laser technology. This study is devoted to background technology of fiber lasers in the light of medical applications. Basic physics and theories of optical fibers and their important properties are introduced.

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“…At 2860 nm Ho 3+ -doped fiber lasers overlap more strongly than their counterparts. Hence, they are thought to be a more practical tool for interaction with biological tissues [77].…”

Section: Holmium-doped Fiber Lasersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fiber Lasers and Their Medical Applications

Gursel¹

2018

Optical Amplifiers - A Few Different Dimensions

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Recent progress of pulsed fiber lasers based on transition-metal dichalcogenides and black phosphorus saturable absorbers

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AbstractTransition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) and black phosphorus (BP) are typical 2D materials with layer-dependent bandgaps, which are emerging as promising saturable absorption materials for pulsed fiber lasers. In this review, we discuss the nonlinear saturable absorption properties of TMDCs and BP, and summarize the recent progress of saturable absorbers from fabrication methods to incorporation strategies. The performances of saturable absorbers and the properties of Q-switched/mode-locked fiber lasers at different wavelengths are summarized and compared to give a comprehensive insight to optical modulators based on TMDCs/BP, and to promote their practical applications in nonlinear optics.

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A passively mode-locked sub-picosecond Ho3+,Pr3+-doped fluoride fiber laser operating at 2.86 µm (Conference Presentation)

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Fiber Lasers and Their Medical Applications

Fiber Lasers and Their Medical Applications

Recent progress of pulsed fiber lasers based on transition-metal dichalcogenides and black phosphorus saturable absorbers

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