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Jinglin Liu

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Proceedings Article | 17 November 2010 Paper

The slope efficiency of 2μm thulium doped fiber laser

Ping Zhao, Jinglin Liu, Chujun Zhao, Hua Yang, Jianguo Wen

Proceedings Volume 7843, 784306 (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.868620

KEYWORDS: Fiber lasers, Doping, Mirrors, Reflectivity, YAG lasers, Absorption, Ions, Chromium, Thulium, Cladding

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In order to obtain high slope efficiency of 2 μm laser output, it is essential to design operating parameters of fiber laser prior to the experiment. Based on the rate equations, the pump and signal power equations of thulium doped fiber laser have been built. The effects of the cross relaxation coefficient K₃₁₀₁, the pump power filling factor Γ_p, the laser reflectivity of input mirror R₃, the laser reflectivity of output mirror R₄, and the Tm³⁺ concentration N of kilowatt level thulium doped fiber laser on the slope efficiency have been theoretically analyzed by an improved shooting algorithm. The results indicate that the slope efficiency decreases with the increasing laser reflectivity of output mirror, the pump power filling factor. Meanwhile, the slope efficiency increases with the increasing laser reflectivity of input mirror, the doping concentration and the cross relaxation coefficient, but the doping concentration and the cross relaxation coefficient have more obvious influence on the slope efficiency compared with the laser reflectivity of input mirror.

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