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Ultralow-repetition-rate, high-energy, polarization-maintaining, Er-doped, ultrashort-pulse fiber laser using single-wall-carbon-nanotube saturable absorber
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Optical MaterialsEngineeringLaser ScienceLaser ApplicationsFiber OpticsFiber LasersHigh-power LasersFiber-optic CommunicationOptical PropertiesRequired Fiber LengthFiber LengthFiber LaserPhotonicsUltrashort-pulse Fiber LaserUltrafast Laser PhysicsFiber OpticSingle-wall-carbon-nanotube Saturable AbsorberCavity ConfigurationLasersFibre Amplifier
An ultralow-repetition-rate, all-polarization-maintaining (PM), Er-doped, ultrashort-pulse fiber laser was demonstrated using a single-wall-carbon-nanotube polyimide film. Using a ring cavity configuration, output pulses with pulse energy of 0.7-2.6 nJ were obtained at an ultralow repetition rate of 943-154 kHz for a fiber length of 0.1-1.3 km. A novel θ (theta) cavity configuration was proposed, which enabled us to reduce the required fiber length by half. A repetition rate of 132 kHz was achieved using this configuration with 909 m of PM fiber.
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