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High-energy femtosecond stretched-pulse fiber laser with a nonlinear optical loop mirror
2002
Optics Letters
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A stretched-pulse fiber laser with a nonlinear optical loop mirror (NOLM) that produces 100-fs pulses with 1-nJ energy is demonstrated. These results constitute a 30-fold increase in pulse energy over previously reported femtosecond fiber lasers with a NOLM. Compared with previous stretched-pulse lasers, this laser offers a cleaner spectrum and improved stability, with comparable pulse duration and energy. Implications for the construction of truly environmentally stable lasers are discussed.
doi:10.1364/ol.27.001531
pmid:18026496
fatcat:oc6m4kuxtjgqrp7m5hevjw6tkm