Method for improving output power, qualities of spectrum and light beam in laser of optical fiber
A fiber laser, output power technology, applied in the direction of lasers, laser components, phonon exciters, etc., can solve the problems of wavefront deformation, destruction of ideal mode output, and serious thermal distortion effect of high-power fiber lasers, etc., to improve output Power, Effect of Suppressed Raman Scattering Effect
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[0038] As shown in Figure 9, the length of the fiber gain medium of the fiber laser is 60m, which is divided into two equal sections, and a section of optical fiber with a high nonlinear coefficient is set between the two sections as a forward phase conjugation device. The nonlinear coefficient of optical fiber is 10W -1 km -1 , the second order dispersion is -1×10 -29 the s 2 / m, the fourth order dispersion is -2×10 -57 the s 4 / m, the fiber length is 1m. The output spectrum after being processed by the phase conjugate device is shown in FIG. 10 . Due to the remaining part of the Stokes light in the process of phase conjugation without spectral inversion, this part of the light wave will be parametrically amplified when it is transmitted in a highly nonlinear fiber, which will cause the energy of the laser center frequency to rapidly shift to the Stokes The light transfer of Sri Lanka seriously affects the output power and spectrum quality of the light source. In Figur...
Embodiment 2
[0040] In order to improve the effect of Embodiment 1, on the basis of the structure described in Embodiment 1, filters are respectively added at both ends of the highly nonlinear fiber to form a forward phase conjugate device, as shown in FIG. 11 . The output spectrum after being processed by the phase conjugate device is shown in FIG. 12 .
[0041] In Example 2, the low-frequency Stokes light that does not undergo spectrum inversion during the phase conjugation process is filtered out by the filters at both ends of the highly nonlinear fiber, which effectively slows down the transfer of energy at the center frequency to the Stokes light , the output spectrum has been significantly improved. In Figure 12, the peak power of the center frequency is 51.3dBm, the peak power of the Stokes spectrum generated by SRS is 31.9dBm, and the difference between the two reaches 19.4dBm. The influence of the SBS effect on the fiber laser can basically be ignored. Compared with Example 1, th...
Embodiment 3
[0044] This embodiment adopts the structure shown in Figure 2, and the backward phase conjugate device utilizes a section of highly nonlinear optical fiber to realize the principle of stimulated Brillouin scattering. The backward phase conjugate device is used as a cavity mirror of the fiber laser, and a On the one hand, it provides laser feedback, and on the other hand, it performs laser spectrum inversion. Since the threshold value of the stimulated Brillouin scattering of the highly nonlinear fiber is very small, the efficiency of the stimulated Brillouin scattering generated by laser incident into the highly nonlinear fiber is very high, and the generated phase conjugate light is opposite to the direction of the incident light. After phase conjugation, the Stokes light of the SRS effect undergoes spectrum inversion, and in the subsequent transmission, the energy is transferred from the Stokes light to the original center frequency as the pump light, thereby suppressing the ...
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