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26 February 2018 Leaky channel fiber design for large mode area high power application at 1 micron
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Proceedings Volume 10512, Fiber Lasers XV: Technology and Systems; 105122W (2018) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2289856
Event: SPIE LASE, 2018, San Francisco, California, United States
Abstract
We have proposed a germanium doped core fiber design for large mode area single-mode applications. The designed fiber effective index, dispersion and bend loss of the fundamental mode and next higher order modes have been calculated using the numerical method. The fiber exhibits a high differential loss between the fundamental mode and higher order modes. Therefore, the designed fiber structure effectively suppresses the higher order modes and retains only the first mode (or fundamental mode) in the core region. Our simulation results demonstrate that, a low loss of 0.1dB/m is achieved for fundamental mode at 1060nm wavelength with 10cm bend radius, along with it also exhibits a high loss of 4.8 dB/m to first higher order mode. The fiber shows a large mode area of 831.4 μm2 at 1060nm wavelength. The proposed paper further explores the fiber properties such as dispersion and fabrication tolerances. Our design shows a dispersion of 39 ps/km-nm at 1060nm, and also the structure shows a less dispersion variation over a wavelength band of 400nm. The fiber reduces the fabrication difficulties as compared to the other designed fibers. We fabricated the present fiber using the renowned vapor axial deposition technique. In this method, we can achieve the large diameter preforms and also the method decreases the tolerances when dealing with glasses.
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Chang Hyun Jung, HyungSu Cho, JaeWan Han, Nandam Ashok, WooJin Shin, and ChiHwan Ouh "Leaky channel fiber design for large mode area high power application at 1 micron", Proc. SPIE 10512, Fiber Lasers XV: Technology and Systems, 105122W (26 February 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2289856
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KEYWORDS
Structured optical fibers

Dispersion

Germanium

Solids

Fiber lasers

Photonic crystal fibers

High power fiber lasers

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