Robust 1.69 μm Random Fiber Laser With High Spectral Purity Based on Ordinary Fibers. Ma, R., Quan, X., Zhao, T., Fan, D. Y., & Liu, J. Journal of Lightwave Technology, 40(12):3942–3946, June, 2022. Conference Name: Journal of Lightwave Technologydoi abstract bibtex Laser emissions at 1.6–1.7 μm band have captured considerable attention in recent years. However, limited by the available emission spectrum of typical rare-earth-ion doped gain fibers, it is extremely difficult to realize highly stable laser output in this wavelength region with a simultaneous high spectral purity and high output power. To address these problems, a cost-effective robust random fiber lasing scheme is proposed to generate the high-power and high-spectral-purity laser output at 1.69 μm. The maximum output power is 7.55 W and the spectral contrast between the output lasing and the pump is as high as 24.3 dB. Both the short-time temporal characteristics and the long-time output power fluctuations are measured, which shows excellent stability and robustness of the laser configuration. This work provides an alternative approach to realize high-performance 1.6–1.7 μm band lasing output which is of particular significance for potential applications.
@article{ma_robust_2022,
title = {Robust 1.69 μm {Random} {Fiber} {Laser} {With} {High} {Spectral} {Purity} {Based} on {Ordinary} {Fibers}},
volume = {40},
issn = {1558-2213},
doi = {10.1109/JLT.2022.3153513},
abstract = {Laser emissions at 1.6–1.7 μm band have captured considerable attention in recent years. However, limited by the available emission spectrum of typical rare-earth-ion doped gain fibers, it is extremely difficult to realize highly stable laser output in this wavelength region with a simultaneous high spectral purity and high output power. To address these problems, a cost-effective robust random fiber lasing scheme is proposed to generate the high-power and high-spectral-purity laser output at 1.69 μm. The maximum output power is 7.55 W and the spectral contrast between the output lasing and the pump is as high as 24.3 dB. Both the short-time temporal characteristics and the long-time output power fluctuations are measured, which shows excellent stability and robustness of the laser configuration. This work provides an alternative approach to realize high-performance 1.6–1.7 μm band lasing output which is of particular significance for potential applications.},
number = {12},
journal = {Journal of Lightwave Technology},
author = {Ma, Rui and Quan, Xin and Zhao, Ting and Fan, Dian Yuan and Liu, Jun},
month = jun,
year = {2022},
note = {Conference Name: Journal of Lightwave Technology},
keywords = {Lasers, Open cavity structure, Optical feedback, Optical pumping, Optical reflection, Optical scattering, Power amplifiers, Power generation, Raman laser, Rayleigh scattering, random fiber laser},
pages = {3942--3946},
}
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