Journal of Lightwave Technology · 2017 · 35 citations · 31 references
Optical MaterialsEngineeringLaser ApplicationsμM Low ThresholdFiber OpticsFiber LasersHigh-power LasersFiber-optic CommunicationOptical AmplifierHybrid Erbium–raman GainOptical PropertiesFiber LaserHybrid Erbium-raman GainPhotonicsLaser DesignFiber OpticOptical Conversion EfficiencyRandom LasersActive FibersμM Random LasingOptoelectronicsLasersFibre Amplifier
In this paper, we proposed a novel approach to realize low-threshold, high-efficiency 1.5 μm random fiber laser by taking advantage of hybrid Erbium-Raman gain. The numerical model is established to optimize the proposed Erbium-Raman random fiber laser, revealing the route to generate high-efficiency random lasing. The experiment is conducted to verify the concept, in which the threshold of 1.55 μm random lasing has been reduced to 75 mW and its optical conversion efficiency has reached record high (65.5%). This simple and efficient random fiber laser could provide a platform for development of novel 1.5 μm light sources for diverse applications where stable random lasing output with high-efficiency is essential.
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