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9 November 2016 Passive harmonic mode locking in a monolayer graphene-based long cavity fiber laser with high pulse energy
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Passive harmonic mode-locking fiber laser is experimentally demonstrated with high pulse energy and excellent signal-to-noise-ratio by employing monolayer graphene and multi-mode fiber. A repetition rate of 20.26 MHz corresponding to the 3rd harmonic mode-locking has been achieved, with a pulse duration of ~ 603 fs, and a high single-pulse energy of ~1.04 nJ. The spectral width of the pulses is found to be decreased with the increase of the harmonic order. Such a fiber laser is suitable for optical access network or material processing applications.
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Xiaoying He and D. N. Wang "Passive harmonic mode locking in a monolayer graphene-based long cavity fiber laser with high pulse energy", Proc. SPIE 10016, High-Power Lasers and Applications VIII, 100160R (9 November 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2245138
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KEYWORDS
Fiber lasers

Mode locking

Graphene

Polymers

Single mode fibers

Solitons

Neodymium

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