Ultralow-intensity noise, 10 W all-fiber single-frequency tunable laser system around 1550 nm

  • Darwich D
  • Bardin Y
  • Goeppner M
  • et al.
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Abstract

We report herein on the development of a linearly polarized, single-frequency tunable laser system producing more than 10 W in the 1550 nm range, using a two-stage erbium/ytterbium co-doped fiber-based master oscillator power amplifier (MOPA) architecture. The all-fiber MOPA provides an ultralow intensity noise of − 160 d B c / H z beyond 200 kHz between 1533 and 1571 nm ( Δ λ = 38 n m ) at full output power and a minimum optical signal to noise ratio of 38 dB. A good stability is obtained over 4 h at maximum power for several wavelengths with peak-to-peak fluctuation less than 3% and rms below 0.5%.

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Darwich, D., Bardin, Y.-V., Goeppner, M., Dixneuf, C., Guiraud, G., Traynor, N., … Hilico, A. (2021). Ultralow-intensity noise, 10 W all-fiber single-frequency tunable laser system around 1550 nm. Applied Optics, 60(27), 8550. https://doi.org/10.1364/ao.435274

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