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Comparison of efficiency and output power of optimal Er-doped superfluorescent fibre sources in different configurations

Comparison of efficiency and output power of optimal Er-doped superfluorescent fibre sources in different configurations

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The efficiencies and output power of Er-doped superfluorescent fibre sources of three major configurations are compared when pumped near 980 nm and operated in their optimal either pump-power independent, or insensitive mean wavelength regions for the first time. It is shown the double-pass backward source has a better performance than the others.

Inspec keywords: fibre lasers; optical pumping; superradiance; erbium

Other keywords: 980 nm; efficiency; pumping; output power; double-pass backward source; erbium-doped superfluorescent fibre source

Subjects: Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Fibre lasers and amplifiers

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