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Keshan Chen

at National Univ of Defense Technology

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Proceedings Article | 24 October 2017 Paper

The coherent combination of multi-wavelength fiber laser

Keshan Chen

Proceedings Volume 10457, 104572G (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2284895

KEYWORDS: Fiber lasers, Coherent beam combination

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The feasibility and influencing factors of the coherent combination of multi-wavelength and multi-channel fiber laser is studied by simulation and experiment. The experiment has obtained the effective coherent combination of multi-wavelength laser. The results have shown: The number of channels between multi -wavelength light beams has a great influence on the intensity distribution of coherent combination. With the increase of the number of channels, the coherent fringes become narrow and the energy concentration increases. Theoretical simulation and experimental results proved that the multi-wavelength laser can also effectively be coherent combined.

Proceedings Article | 24 October 2017 Paper

Efficient phase locking of two dual-wavelength fiber amplifiers by an all-optical self-feedback loop

Bing Lei, Keshan Chen, Tianfu Yao, Jianhua Shi, Haojun Hu

Proceedings Volume 10457, 104571Y (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2284661

KEYWORDS: Mode locking, Fiber amplifiers, Fiber lasers, Coherent beam combination, Spatial filters

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Efficient phase locking of two dual-wavelength fiber amplifiers has been demonstrated by using a self-feedback coupling and intracavity filtering configuration, and the effect of bandwidth and wavelength spacing on their phase locking performances have been investigated in experiment. Two independent fiber lasers with different operating wavelength were combined incoherently by a 3 dB fiber coupler to form a dual-wavelength seed source laser, which was injected into the fiber amplifiers’ coupling array through the self-feedback loop. The effect of bandwidth and wavelength spacing was researched by altering the seed laser’s pump power and operating wavelengths respectively. As long as the feedback loop and the single-mode fiber filtering configuration were well constructed in the unidirectional ring laser cavity, stable phase locking states and high fringe visibility interference patterns could always be obtained in our experiment. When the spacing of two operating wavelength was varied from 1.6 nm to 19.6 nm, the fringe visibility decreased slightly with the increase of wavelength spacing, and the corresponding fringe visibility was always larger than 0.6. In conclusion, we believe that efficient phase locking of several multi-wavelength laser sources is also feasible by passive self-adjusting methods, and keeping the component laser beams’ phase relationship stable and fixed is more important than controlling their operating wavelengths.

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