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Single-Frequency Nd3+-Doped Phosphate Fiber Laser at 915 nm

Journal

JOURNAL OF LIGHTWAVE TECHNOLOGY
Volume 39, Issue 6, Pages 1808-1813

Publisher

IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/JLT.2020.3043166

Keywords

Fiber lasers; Laser excitation; Pump lasers; Optical fiber communication; Optical fibers; Power lasers; Optical fiber polarization; Fiber lasers; phosphate fiber; single-frequency; three-level laser

Funding

  1. Technology Research Initiative Fund (TRIF) Photonics Initiative, University of Arizona

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In this experiment, a single-frequency distributed Bragg reflector fiber laser at 915 nm was achieved using a 2.5-cm Nd3+-doped phosphate fiber, resulting in an output power of 13.5 mW at an absorbed pump power of 240 mW. The experimental results indicate that Nd3+-doped phosphate glass fiber is more efficient than Nd3+-doped silica glass fiber for single-frequency laser operation in the 900 nm wavelength range.
Single-frequency distributed Bragg reflector fiber laser at 915 nm was demonstrated by using a 2.5-cm long Nd3+-doped phosphate fiber as the gain medium. An output power of 13.5 mW was obtained at an absorbed pump power of 240 mW. Our experimental results show that Nd3+-doped phosphate glass fiber is more efficient than Nd3+-doped silica glass fiber for single-frequency laser operation in the 900 nm wavelength range.

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