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Power scaling of novel frequency doubled continuous-wave fibre lasers

Power scaling of novel frequency doubled continuous-wave fibre lasers
Power scaling of novel frequency doubled continuous-wave fibre lasers
A novel method for power scaling continuous-wave (CW) rare-earth (RE) doped frequency doubled fibre lasers is investigated. The limiting effects on output power are discussed. A fibre ring cavity is proposed to improve feedback into the laser oscillator. Second harmonic generation is implemented in an internal resonant enhancement cavity that allows for a high power build up. A tunable spectrum-narrowing configuration based on birefringent optical filters is proposed that will allow tuning of the main fibre resonator whilst maintaining a narrow emission bandwidth. Initial ring cavity alignment is reported along with some theoretical considerations of the enhancement cavity.
University of Southampton
Vassilev, Stanislav Krassimirov
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Vassilev, Stanislav Krassimirov
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Clarkson, William
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Vassilev, Stanislav Krassimirov (2017) Power scaling of novel frequency doubled continuous-wave fibre lasers. University of Southampton, Doctoral Thesis, 116pp.

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Abstract

A novel method for power scaling continuous-wave (CW) rare-earth (RE) doped frequency doubled fibre lasers is investigated. The limiting effects on output power are discussed. A fibre ring cavity is proposed to improve feedback into the laser oscillator. Second harmonic generation is implemented in an internal resonant enhancement cavity that allows for a high power build up. A tunable spectrum-narrowing configuration based on birefringent optical filters is proposed that will allow tuning of the main fibre resonator whilst maintaining a narrow emission bandwidth. Initial ring cavity alignment is reported along with some theoretical considerations of the enhancement cavity.

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Published date: December 2017

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Local EPrints ID: 427098
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/427098
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Author: Stanislav Krassimirov Vassilev
Thesis advisor: William Clarkson

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