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236mW average second-harmonic power generated from periodically poled silica fibres

236mW average second-harmonic power generated from periodically poled silica fibres
236mW average second-harmonic power generated from periodically poled silica fibres
Thermally poled silica fibres are an attractive all-fibre solution to frequency conversion of high power fibre lasers. In comparison to nonlinear crystals, they offer inherently lower insertion losses, higher optical damage threshold, greater stability and ruggedness intrinsic to all-fibre solutions. Moreover, the relatively low second-order-nonlinearity (0.1-0.2pm/V) can be compensated by extending the length of the periodically poled fibre.
Canagasabey, Albert
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Kosolapov, Alexey
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Dianov, Evgeny M.
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Dianov, Evgeny M.
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Canagasabey, Albert, Corbari, Costantino, Liegeois, Flavien, Gladyshev, Alexey V., Guillemet, Sebastien, Hernandez, Yves, Yashkov, Mikhail V., Kosolapov, Alexey, Dianov, Evgeny M., Ibsen, Morten and Kazansky, Peter G. (2009) 236mW average second-harmonic power generated from periodically poled silica fibres. European Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO/Europe-EQEC), , Munich, Germany. 14 - 19 Jun 2009.

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Abstract

Thermally poled silica fibres are an attractive all-fibre solution to frequency conversion of high power fibre lasers. In comparison to nonlinear crystals, they offer inherently lower insertion losses, higher optical damage threshold, greater stability and ruggedness intrinsic to all-fibre solutions. Moreover, the relatively low second-order-nonlinearity (0.1-0.2pm/V) can be compensated by extending the length of the periodically poled fibre.

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Published date: 14 June 2009
Venue - Dates: European Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics (CLEO/Europe-EQEC), , Munich, Germany, 2009-06-14 - 2009-06-19

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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/78979
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Date deposited: 19 Mar 2010
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 00:26

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Author: Albert Canagasabey
Author: Costantino Corbari
Author: Flavien Liegeois
Author: Alexey V. Gladyshev
Author: Sebastien Guillemet
Author: Yves Hernandez
Author: Mikhail V. Yashkov
Author: Alexey Kosolapov
Author: Evgeny M. Dianov
Author: Morten Ibsen
Author: Peter G. Kazansky

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