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High-quality, ultrafast fiber lasers have long been favored by both research and industry for many desirable properties. Here, we present an Yb-doped fiber laser system by utilizing a directly spliced photonic crystal fiber to amplify a seed source, and sub-100 fs ultrashort pulses are obtained with an average power of 6.55 W and at a repetition rate of 100.15 MHz. The M2 factors are measured to be about M_x^2=1.13 an M_y^2=1.12, respectively. The standard deviation of output power over a 2.5-hour period is determined to be 0.72 % and no significant wavelength drifts or intensity fluctuations are observed. These results demonstrate the promising potential of this compact fiber laser system for both research and industrial applications.
(2024) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
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