Extension of the stable operation of an all polarization maintaining mode-locked fiber laser

Afkhamiardakani, Hanieh; Tehrani, Mehran; Diels, Jean‐Claude

doi:10.1364/cleo_at.2018.jth2a.141

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“…1]. Using WDMs in reflection helps to protect the saturable absorber from overheating by filtering out the extra power from the pump lasers, which also makes the mode-locking more stable [32]. A 2 by 2 output coupler extracts 10% of the light from either direction.…”

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Controlling group and phase velocities in bidirectional mode-locked fiber lasers

Afkhamiardakani

Diels

2019

Opt. Lett.

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A bidirectional mode-locked fiber laser producing two correlated frequency combs of the same repetition rate is demonstrated. The intensity dependence of pulse and phase velocities are measured simultaneously. As expected, the phase delay is determined by the linear and nonlinear indices of refraction. The nonlinear Kerr effect contribution to the pulse velocity is dwarfed by a contribution from saturable gain dynamics.

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Controlling group and phase velocities in bidirectional mode-locked fiber lasers

Afkhamiardakani

Diels

2019

Opt. Lett.

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“…Using WDMs in reflection helps to protect SA from overheating by filtering out the extra power from pump lasers as carbon nanotubes are easily burned due to direct high intensity irradiation which also makes the mode-locking unstable [9]. A 2 by 2 PM output coupler extracts 10% of the light from the fiber laser cavity on each direction.…”

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Colliding pulse mode-locked all polarization maintaining fiber gyrolaser

Afkhamiardakani¹,

Diels²

2019

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A bidirectional all polarization maintaining fiber laser as a highly sensitive sensor for rotation is presented. This sensor is based on intracavity phase interferometry with application in inertial sensing, magnetometry, displacements and nonlinear index. The bios beat note of this gyroscopic laser is lowered to 166 KHz implementing a symmetric configuration including two parts of Er-doped fibers.

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All-fiber passively mode-locked laser using nonlinear multimode interference of step-index multimode fiber

Chen

Zhang

et al. 2018

Photon. Res.

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Extension of the stable operation of an all polarization maintaining mode-locked fiber laser

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Controlling group and phase velocities in bidirectional mode-locked fiber lasers

Controlling group and phase velocities in bidirectional mode-locked fiber lasers

Colliding pulse mode-locked all polarization maintaining fiber gyrolaser

All-fiber passively mode-locked laser using nonlinear multimode interference of step-index multimode fiber

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