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20 February 2007 Fibers with resonant mode suppression
J. M. Fini, M. D. Mermelstein, M. F. Yan, R. T. Bise, A. D. Yablon, P. W. Wisk, M. J. Andrejco
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Abstract
Noise can limit the power in a fiber amplifier by competing with the signal for gain. Disributed filtering offers a way of overcoming current high-power limitations by selectively removing noise before it is amplified. Resonant mode suppression is a flexible strategy for wavelength filtering as well as suppression of unwanted transverse modes. An Yb-doped gain fiber with distributed filtering of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) was demonstrated in a cladding-pumped amplifier. Substantial suppression of SRS was demonstrated in this fiber, with a core and resonant Ge-doped ring made using standard solid-fiber fabrication. Simulations explore generalizations to large-mode-area and filters with multiple band-stop features.
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J. M. Fini, M. D. Mermelstein, M. F. Yan, R. T. Bise, A. D. Yablon, P. W. Wisk, and M. J. Andrejco "Fibers with resonant mode suppression", Proc. SPIE 6453, Fiber Lasers IV: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 64530F (20 February 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.717622
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KEYWORDS
Optical filters

Optical fibers

Cladding

Fiber amplifiers

Interference (communication)

Amplifiers

Waveguides

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