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Discrete wavelength generation using modal interference in a diode-laser-pumped Tm3+ -doped few-mode fibre

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Jackson, Stuart D
Love, John
Durniak, Celine

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By employing a few-mode core fibre in a symmetric cladding-pumped fibre laser arrangement, intermodal interference occurs between the first two symmetric modes that are excited simultaneously. In free-running mode, without the placement of dielectric mirrors, the Tm3+-doped silica fibre laser oscillates on a number of fringes simultaneously. In a grating-tuned arrangement, the tuning curves comprise of a number of discrete fringes consistent with the theory associated with interference between the two excited symmetric modes propagating the length of the fibre. Crown

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Optics Communications

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2037-12-31