A mid-
infrared laser generation
system based on dispersion-managed
soliton bunch pulses. The
system can achieve high-power, high-efficiency and high-proportion mid-
infrared laser output, and has the advantages of an all-
fiber configuration, a compact structure and a high power proportion in a longer-
wavelength region of a mid-
infrared spectrum. A pulsed
fiber laser device generates a
nanosecond pulse laser in a 1.5-micron band. A
fiber pulse stretcher is made of a single-mode
silica fiber, splits
nanosecond pulses into a plurality of ultrafast
soliton pulses by means of a nonlinear effect, and performs spectral energy conversion from 1.5 microns to 2.4 microns. A
fiber laser amplifier further increases the output power of a stretched pulse laser and extends a spectrum to a 2.7-micron band, and also increases
pulse energy beyond a 2.3-micron band. A fiber mode field adapter efficiently couples into a
nonlinear fiber pulses generated in the
fiber laser amplifier. The
nonlinear fiber extends a laser to a mid-infrared 3-5-micron band, thereby achieving high-power, high-efficiency and high-proportion mid-infrared laser output.