Mitigation Strategies for Depolarisation Effects of Ultrashort Pulse Written Fused Silica VBGs

In recent decades, VBGs have received increasing interest due to their outstanding properties: They have been used as narrow-band filters, to achieve excellent spectral stabilisation of laser diodes and to replace large-volume compressors in CPA systems with a single compact element [1]. However, these optical elements are typically restricted to a specific glass due to their manufacturing process. Using ultrashort laser pulses, these material restrictions can be overcome. This allows selecting the glass material optimal for the specific application [2]. As an example, the use of fused silica is attractive for high power laser applications due to its high purity and very low absorption.

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2025-06-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cleo/europe-eqec65582.2025.11109529
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Laser Material Processing Techniques
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Mitigation Strategies for Depolarisation Effects of Ultrashort Pulse Written Fused Silica VBGs

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Mitigation Strategies for Depolarisation Effects of Ultrashort Pulse Written Fused Silica VBGs

Ria G. Krämer, Stefan Nolte, Georg R. Schwartz, Malte P. Siems, Daniel Richter
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In recent decades, VBGs have received increasing interest due to their outstanding properties: They have been used as narrow-band filters, to achieve excellent spectral stabilisation of laser diodes and to replace large-volume compressors in CPA systems with a single compact element [1]. However, these optical elements are typically restricted to a specific glass due to their manufacturing process. Using ultrashort laser pulses, these material restrictions can be overcome. This allows selecting the glass material optimal for the specific application [2]. As an example, the use of fused silica is attractive for high power laser applications due to its high purity and very low absorption.

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