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16 April 2001 New generation high-power rare-earth-doped phosphate glass fiber and fiber laser
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High power, high brightness fiber lasers have numerous potential commercial and military applications. These lasers offer unique flexibility as they may be coherently combined to provide a potential multi-kilowatt laser source and integrated delivery system. Fiber lasers with cladding pump designs represent a new generation of diode pumped configurations that are extremely efficient, have single mode output and may be operated with or without active cooling. They have a number of novel or unusual attributes, stemming from the fact that they represent the extreme case of a long gain length thin laser cavity. Reports indicate that over 100 watts of TEMoo CW output power are readily demonstrated from current cladding pumped fiber laser designs.
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Ruikun Wu, John D. Myers, and Michael J. Myers "New generation high-power rare-earth-doped phosphate glass fiber and fiber laser", Proc. SPIE 4267, Solid State Lasers X, (16 April 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.424619
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KEYWORDS
Fiber lasers

Glasses

Cladding

Diodes

Laser development

Laser glasses

Photonics

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