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Generation of 10 nJ picosecond pulses from a modelocked fibre laser

Generation of 10 nJ picosecond pulses from a modelocked fibre laser

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Wavelength-tunable very high power soliton fibre lasers are constructed using chirped fibre Bragg gratings. Near-bandwidth-limited pulses with widths of 4.0 ps and pulse energies up to 10 nJ are generated directly from passively modelocked erbium fibre lasers. A stable pulse repetition rate of 17 MHz is obtained, giving rise to an average modelocked output power of 170 mW.

Inspec keywords: diffraction gratings; laser tuning; erbium; laser mode locking; fibre lasers

Other keywords: 17 MHz; chirped fibre Bragg gratings; 4 ps; Er fibre lasers; very high power soliton fibre lasers; passively modelocked fibre lasers; near-bandwidth limited pulses; stable pulse repetition rate; picosecond pulse generation; optical pulses; wavelength-tunable lasers; 10 nJ; 170 mW

Subjects: Design of specific laser systems; Gratings, echelles; Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Laser beam modulation, pulsing and switching; mode locking and tuning

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