Anti-Strokes Raman fiber laser achieving multi-wavelength output

Abstract

The invention discloses an anti-Strokes Raman fiber laser achieving multi-wavelength output and aims at providing a laser of which an output wavelength is adjustable and the output wavelength is smaller than a pump wavelength. The fiber laser is composed of a pulse light source, a continuous light source, a wavelength division multiplexer, a high raster, an optical fiber, a low raster and a filter. The central wavelength of the output light of the pulse light source is located at n stage Raman Strokes wavelength of the obtained light wavelength, the output light wavelength of the continuous light source is located at a first stage Raman Strokes wavelength of the output light wavelength of the pulse light source, a zero-dispersion wavelength of the optical fiber is located near the output light wavelength of the pulse light source, the central wavelength of the high raster and the central wavelength of the low raster are equal to the obtained laser wavelength, the input arm working wavelength of the wavelength division multiplexer is respectively equal to the central wavelength of the pulse light source and the central wavelength of the continuous light source, and the central wavelength of the filter is equal to the obtained light wavelength. The anti-Strokes Raman fiber laser is simple in structure, adjustable in the light wavelength and can output a laser shorter than the pump wavelength.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the field of Raman fiber lasers, in particular to a multi-wavelength anti-Stokes Raman fiber laser capable of generating laser light shorter than the pumping wavelength. Background technique

[0002] Since the light-emitting mechanism of the laser is different from that of ordinary light sources, the output laser has some outstanding characteristics, namely, good directivity, high brightness, good monochromaticity and coherence. These characteristics of it have played a unique role in all aspects of modern science and technology, and have spread across the fields of industry, military, communications, medicine and scientific research. In order to meet different needs, many different types of lasers have been invented successively, including gas lasers (such as helium-neon lasers, CO 2 Lasers, etc.), solid-state lasers (such as yttrium aluminum garnet lasers), semiconductor lasers (such as GaAs), etc. The output wavelength of ...

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