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Monolithic highly multi-mode XLMA-fiber resonator for high power operation

  • Patrick Baer
  • , Sarah Klein
  • , Marius Raguse
  • , Martin Giesberts
  • , Melina Reiter
  • , Dieter Hoffmann

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Abstract

Highly multi-mode fiber resonators can be an excellent solution to achieve high output power with homogeneous beam profiles, while nonlinear effects are suppressed due to the high number of modes and high mode-field areas. While highly reflective fiber-Bragg-gratings (HR-FBGs) are a well-developed technology in single-mode fibers, in multi-mode fibers HRFBGs are under investigation to enable monolithic resonators. Here, we present a monolithic multi-mode fiber resonator in a > 50 μm core diameter XLMA-fiber. We achieve a slope efficiency of up to 50%, stable wavelength operation at 1074 nm and homogeneous beam profiles using an HR-FBG with app. 70% reflectivity.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)33842-33849
Number of pages8
JournalOptics Express
Volume30
Issue number19
DOIs
StatePublished - 12 Sep 2022
Externally publishedYes

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