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26 February 2013 Picosecond supercontinuum laser with consistent emission parameters over variable repetition rates from 1 to 40 MHz
Thomas Schönau, Torsten Siebert, Romano Härtel, Dietmar Klemme, Kristian Lauritsen, Rainer Erdmann
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An freely triggerable picosecond visible supercontinuum laser source is presented that allows for a uniform spectral profile and equivalent pulse characteristics over variable repetition rates from 1 to 40MHz. The system features PM Yb3+-doped fiber amplification of a picosecond gain-switched seed diode at 1062 nm. The pump power in the multi-stage amplifier is actively adjusted by a microcontroller for a consistent peak power of the amplified signal in the full range of repetition rates. The length of the PCF is scaled to deliver a homogeneous spectrum and minimized distortion of the temporal pulse shape.
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Thomas Schönau, Torsten Siebert, Romano Härtel, Dietmar Klemme, Kristian Lauritsen, and Rainer Erdmann "Picosecond supercontinuum laser with consistent emission parameters over variable repetition rates from 1 to 40 MHz", Proc. SPIE 8601, Fiber Lasers X: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 86012L (26 February 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2003859
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KEYWORDS
Picosecond phenomena

Visible radiation

Fiber amplifiers

Optical amplifiers

Semiconductor lasers

Diodes

Microcontrollers

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