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Transverse mode selection in a Nd-doped fiber amplifier at 910 nm
Abstract:
Selective amplifications of LP01 fundamental mode and higher order modes LP11 and LP01 are demonstrated in a double-pass Nd-doped LMA fiber amplifier operating at 910 nm. A multimode core fiber Bragg grating is employed to select a single guided mode by simply adjusting the wavelength of the seed signal. Although the M2 parameter of the output beam from the amplifier was ~2.5 in a single-pass configuration, a double-pass configuration with LP01 mode selection reduces the value of the M2 parameter to 1.06 in spite of the multimode nature of the core (V~5). In addition, it is shown that this amplifier configuration permits to lower both the power saturation and the parasitic emission at 1060 nm, which consequently increase the pump-to-signal conversion efficiency at 910 nm.
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