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Large-mode-area optical fiber for photonic nanojet generation
Optics Letters, 2019The photonic nanojet (PNJ) generated by a shaped optical fiber tip is an attractive technology for laser micro-machining. The working distance has the same order of size as the fiber core diameter; therefore, multimode (MM) fibers are generally preferred.
Pierron, Robin +6 more
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Bend-compensated design of large-mode-area fibers
Optics Letters, 2006Cone-shaped profiles illustrate the recently proposed bend-compensated strategy for large-mode-area amplifier fiber design. Simulations show that introducing a bend-compensating gradient into the fiber profile simultaneously improves mode area and reduces higher-order-mode impairments in a spooled-fiber amplifier.
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Polarizing very-large-mode-area bragg fiber
2011 Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe and 12th European Quantum Electronics Conference (CLEO EUROPE/EQEC), 2011Single-mode larger-mode-area (LMA) all-glass (free of air-holes) fibers are required for all-fiber high-power lasers and amplifiers as they allow for efficient splicing with other components, which is impossible in the case of LMA photonic crystal fiber. Recently, we have demonstrated an active all-glass Bragg fiber with a mode-field diameter of 26 µm (
S. S. Aleshkina +8 more
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Multiring large-mode-area delivery fiber for high power
Applied Optics, 2013The study presents a novel design of multiring delivery fiber with large mode area for high power. Using a FiberCAD method, we investigated a fiber whose core is surrounded by alternative low- and high-index rings. Based on our calculation, the effective area is 400 μm2 at 1.08 μm, larger than the ~280 μm2 of conventional step-index fiber (20/400). The
Li, Lu +7 more
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Parasitic Modes in Large Mode Area Microstructured Fibers
OFC/NFOEC 2007 - 2007 Conference on Optical Fiber Communication and the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference, 2007We present experimental evidence for parasitic modes guided by both bandgap and low density of state effects in large mode area silica microstructured fibers and explore ways of minimizing their presence via the fiber geometry.
Joanne C. Flanagan +5 more
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Low loss large mode area Bragg fibre
31st European Conference on Optical Communications (ECOC 2005), 2005We report on the loss reduction in large mode area fibres using a mixed total-internal-reflection and bandgap guidance mechanism. A 270-μm2 mode area fibre exhibits 10-dB/km propagation loss at 1.064 μm and low bend loss. (2 pages)
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Large-mode-area Fiber with Non-circular Cores
2018 23rd Opto-Electronics and Communications Conference (OECC), 2018A non-circular core Yb-doped fiber was fabricated in-house. Nearly 200 W output power was obtained with this fiber in a linear cavity. The slope efficiency was 67%. The measured $M_{x,y}^2$ was 1.5 and 3.1, respectively.
J. Ji +7 more
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Efficient bending compensation of large mode area fiber
SPIE Proceedings, 2014While much research has been developed to achieve very large mode areas (LMA) fibers, many difficulties arise, such as bending losses, mode deformation, and high order modes suppression. The main obstacle which remains difficult to confront in LMA fibers is bending distortion.
Souaci Farida, Ya-Xian Fan, Li-Bo Yuan
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Adiabatic bend transitions for large mode area fibres
Optics Communications, 2010Adiabatic bend transitions in large mode area multimode fibres were investigated theoretically using the beam propagation method. Adiabatic bend transducers preserve the power of guided light in the fundamental mode while guiding from one level of curvature to another for improved operation of mode filters and fibre amplifiers.
Stefan Grünsteidl +2 more
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Single-mode large-mode-area Er-Yb fiber
Optical Components and Materials XVI, 2019Single-mode Er-Yb fibers based on phosphorosilicate glass matrix highly doped with fluorine have been fabricated using modified all-gas phase MCVD technology. Fibers have core doped by 6.5 mol.% of P2O5, 0.9 wt.% of F and different concentration of Er and Yb. The core NA was about 0.07-0.08 relative to the pure silica level.
Maxim Khudyakov +10 more
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