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11 March 2016 Single mode 1018nm fiber laser with power of 230W
Yaakov Glick, Yoav Sintov, Roey Zuitlin, Shaul Pearl, Revital Feldman, Zvi Horvitz, Noam Shafir
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We have developed a high power single-mode (SM) monolithic fiber laser at 1018 nm, producing 230 W CW, with an M2 of 1.17 and light to light efficiency of 75%. To the best of our knowledge this is the highest power described in the open literature from a SM fiber laser at this wavelength. Careful simulations were employed which take into account the various wavelength dependent parameters such as the fiber absorption and emission as obtained from the fiber manufacturers, and the cavity mirrors’ reflection, in addition to the fiber geometrical parameters. It was found that the major obstacle for increasing the power at 1018nm is the self-generation of amplified spontaneous emission at wavelengths of 1030-1040nm. If the laser is not designed properly these undesired wavelengths dominate the output spectrum.
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Yaakov Glick, Yoav Sintov, Roey Zuitlin, Shaul Pearl, Revital Feldman, Zvi Horvitz, and Noam Shafir "Single mode 1018nm fiber laser with power of 230W", Proc. SPIE 9728, Fiber Lasers XIII: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 97282T (11 March 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2212389
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KEYWORDS
Fiber lasers

Fiber Bragg gratings

Absorption

Diodes

Optical simulations

Reflectivity

Laser development

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