Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1533527 Optics Communications 2016 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

•An effective cavity architecture implemented at a new wavelength.•Discussion of challenges for operating at 1060 nm a fibre laser cavity.•Compression of laser output.•Amplification of compressed laser pulse.•Numerical compression of amplified laser pulse.

We report an all-normal-dispersion, all-fibre, all-PM, laser operating at a central wavelength of 1060 nm. The laser is mode-locked using a nonlinear amplifying loop mirror and generates linearly polarised pulses that can be compressed to 360 fs. The laser is based on our earlier scheme operating at 1030 nm [1] and we discuss the similarities and differences between the two configurations. We also present amplification up to an output power of 1 W using a commercially built amplifier and show through numerical methods that this pulse may be recompressible to 1.65 ps.

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