The invention discloses a method for all-
fiber Q-switching through continuous acoustooptic
diffraction. A plurality of groups of piezoelectric transducers act on
gain fibers of a
fiber laser, the piezThe invention discloses a method for all-
fiber Q-switching through continuous acoustooptic
diffraction. A plurality of groups of piezoelectric transducers act on
gain fibers of a
fiber laser, the piezs, phase gratings in the
gain fibers disappear, and the
laser is in a high Q-value state. The method is used for solving the problem of adopting the lower incident
sound wave frequency and the lowerars, phase gratings in the gain fibers disappear, and the
laser is in a high Q-value state. The method is used for solving the problem of adopting the lower incident
sound wave frequency and the lower
sound wave power density to finish the Q-switching of the
fiber laser.sound
wave power density to finish the Q-switching of the
fiber laser.oelectric transducers are connected with a plurality of paths of
radio frequency signal sources, and each group of the piezoelectric transducers at least consist of two piezoelectric transducers; theoelectric transducers are connected with a plurality of paths of
radio frequency signal sources, and each group of the piezoelectric transducers at least consist of two piezoelectric transducers; theemergence angle of a synthetic sound wave generated by a piezoelectric
transducer array is changed by changing the phase of an input
radio frequency signal of the piezoelectric
transducer array in eacemergence angle of a synthetic sound wave generated by a piezoelectric
transducer array is changed by changing the phase of an input
radio frequency signal of the piezoelectric transducer array in each group of the piezoelectric transducers, so that the emergent angle satisfies a sound wave incident angle of Bragg
diffraction; with a plurality of groups of acoustooptic Bragg diffractions, the laseh group of the piezoelectric transducers, so that the emergent angle satisfies a sound wave incident angle of Bragg diffraction; with a plurality of groups of acoustooptic Bragg diffractions, the
laser light in the gain fibers breaks away from the limitation of a
numerical aperture, and the Q-value of the laser is reduced; and when a sound
wave field formed by the piezoelectric transducers disapper light in the gain fibers breaks away from the limitation of a
numerical aperture, and the Q-value of the laser is reduced; and when a sound
wave field formed by the piezoelectric transducers disappear