Abstract
Efficient room temperature mid-infrared laser action in a Ce3+-doped chalcogenide fiber was demonstrated. The fiber had a doped selenide glass core in an undoped sulfide glass cladding. The pump source was a CW Fe2+:ZnSe laser emitting at 4.14 µm. The optimized fiber length allowed obtaining up to 7 mW of 5.06 µm output with 17% slope efficiency at room temperature.
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