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In this study, we compare and illustrate how weak end-facet reflections affect high-power fiber oscillators and fiber amplifiers' stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) threshold. The simulation results reveal that the enhancement of weak end-facet reflections could decrease the SRS threshold of high-power fiber lasers significantly, especially for fiber amplifiers employing phase-modulated single-frequency lasers as seed lasers. Further comparisons point out that weakening reflections at either the input or output end-facet provides an effective approach to improve the SRS threshold of high-power fiber lasers. In addition, weak end-facet reflections could even invalidate the strategy of suppressing the SRS effect through filtering out the Raman component in seed laser. The theoretical approach and findings may serve as a useful guide for designing high-power fiber laser systems with SRS limitations.
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Qi Chen,Wei Liu,Yisha Chen,Pengfei Ma, andZefeng Wang
"Impact of weak end-facet reflections on the SRS threshold of high-power fiber oscillators and amplifiers", Proc. SPIE 12974, Fifth International Symposium on High Power Laser Science and Engineering (HPLSE 2023), 129740U (22 December 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3021580
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Qi Chen, Wei Liu, Yisha Chen, Pengfei Ma, Zefeng Wang, "Impact of weak end-facet reflections on the SRS threshold of high-power fiber oscillators and amplifiers," Proc. SPIE 12974, Fifth International Symposium on High Power Laser Science and Engineering (HPLSE 2023), 129740U (22 December 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3021580