Octave-spanning ultrafast OPO with 2.6-6.1 µm instantaneous bandwidth pumped by femtosecond Tm-fiber laser.
Identifieur interne : 000377 ( PubMed/Corpus ); précédent : 000376; suivant : 000378Octave-spanning ultrafast OPO with 2.6-6.1 µm instantaneous bandwidth pumped by femtosecond Tm-fiber laser.
Auteurs : Nick Leindecker ; Alireza Marandi ; Robert L. Byer ; Konstantin L. Vodopyanov ; Jie Jiang ; Ingmar Hartl ; Martin Fermann ; Peter G. SchunemannSource :
- Optics express [ 1094-4087 ] ; 2012.
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- instrumentation : Fiber Optic Technology.
- Equipment Design, Equipment Failure Analysis, Lasers, Solid-State.
Abstract
We report the extension of broadband degenerate OPO operation further into mid-infrared. A femtosecond thulium fiber laser with output centered at 2050 nm synchronously pumps a 500-μm-long crystal of orientation patterned GaAs providing broadband gain centered at 4.1 µm. We observe a pump threshold of 17 mW and output bandwidth extending from 2.6 to 6.1 µm at the -30 dB level. Average output power was 37 mW. Appropriate resonator group dispersion is a key factor for achieving degenerate operation with instantaneously broad bandwidth. The output spectrum is very sensitive to absorption and dispersion introduced by molecular species inside the OPO cavity.
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