Nanosecond pulse generation in an all-fiber laser at 1706nm based on gain switching

This work demonstrates an all-fiber, gain-switched Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber laser operating at 1706nm. The laser is based on a compact 40-cm Fabry-Pérot cavity using a 7-cm Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber and fiber Bragg gratings. The Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber laser cavity was pumped by a directly modulated 1560-nm DFB laser diode. The 1560-nm pump laser was amplified through multistage EDFA and EYDFA, which enabled gain switching with a pump threshold of 1.2W and a slope efficiency of 27%. The 1.7&mu;m output achieves a narrow 3dB bandwidth of 0.12nm and high spectral SNR (&gt;48dB). The feasibility for biomedical applications was demonstrated through photoacoustic (PA) signal generation using polypropylene samples, which produced a peak-to-peak ultrasound signal of 5mV.

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2025-01-23
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3040825
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Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
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Nanosecond pulse generation in an all-fiber laser at 1706nm based on gain switching

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Nanosecond pulse generation in an all-fiber laser at 1706nm based on gain switching

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This work demonstrates an all-fiber, gain-switched Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber laser operating at 1706nm. The laser is based on a compact 40-cm Fabry-Pérot cavity using a 7-cm Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber and fiber Bragg gratings. The Tm<sup>3+</sup>-doped fiber laser cavity was pumped by a directly modulated 1560-nm DFB laser diode. The 1560-nm pump laser was amplified through multistage EDFA and EYDFA, which enabled gain switching with a pump threshold of 1.2W and a slope efficiency of 27%. The 1.7&mu;m output achieves a narrow 3dB bandwidth of 0.12nm and high spectral SNR (&gt;48dB). The feasibility for biomedical applications was demonstrated through photoacoustic (PA) signal generation using polypropylene samples, which produced a peak-to-peak ultrasound signal of 5mV.

University of Seoul (KR), Pusan National University (KR)
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