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All-fiber 10   W holmium lasers pumped at λ = 1.15   μ m

A. S. Kurkov, V. V. Dvoyrin, and A. V. Marakulin

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Abstract

Three all-fiber Ho-doped lasers emitting in the range of 2050–2100 nm were fabricated. The lasers were pumped by an Yb-doped fiber laser at 1147 nm with a power up to 35 W. For all the lasers tested, the output power was found to be as high as 10 W, the efficiency slope being 30%.

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