150 mW unsaturated output power at 3 μm from a single-mode-fiber erbium cascade laser

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Abstract

An output power of 158 mW at 2.71 μm from an erbium-doped single mode fluorozirconate-fiber cascade laser, working on transitions 4I11/2 → 4I13/2 and 4S3/2 → 4I9/2, was achieved. The threshold for the 2.71 μm transition was 33 mW with a slope efficiency of 22.6% in the cascade lasing regime. The output power was constrained by the pump power available from the Ti:sapphire laser. This represented the elimination of the saturation effect noted so far in the erbium 3 μm fiber laser and rendered this laser able to compete with the most effective erbium 3 μm crystal lasers.

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Pollnau, M., Ghisler, C., Bunea, G., Bunea, M., Luthy, W., & Weber, H. P. (1995). 150 mW unsaturated output power at 3 μm from a single-mode-fiber erbium cascade laser. Applied Physics Letters, 66(26), 3564–3566. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.113788

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