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  • Chinese Optics Letters
  • Vol. 10,
  • Issue 9,
  • pp. 091402-091402
  • (2012)

Single-frequency high-energy Yb-doped pulsed all-fiber laser

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Abstract

A single-frequency pulsed all-fiber laser with a master oscillator power amplifier configuration is presented. While maintaining the properties of single mode, linear polarization, and narrow linewidth, a single-pulse energy of 260 μJ and over 500-W peak power is experimentally demonstrated at 1 kHz by employing tensile strain gradient and pulse-shape control methods. In addition, approximately 55 dB of optical signal to noise ratio is also achieved.

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