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      All-fiber nonlinearity-and dispersion-managed dissipative soliton nanotube mode-locked laser

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      Zhang Z.
      Popa, D.
      Wittwer, V. J.
      Milana, S.
      Hasan, T.
      Jiang, Z.
      Ferrari, A. C.
      Ilday F. Ö.
      Date
      2015
      Source Title
      Applied Physics Letters
      Print ISSN
      0003-6951
      Publisher
      American Institute of Physics
      Volume
      107
      Issue
      24
      Pages
      241107-1 - 241107-4
      Language
      English
      Type
      Article
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      Abstract
      We report dissipative soliton generation from an Yb-doped all-fiber nonlinearity- and dispersion-managed nanotube mode-locked laser. A simple all-fiber ring cavity exploits a photonic crystal fiber for both nonlinearity enhancement and dispersion compensation. The laser generates stable dissipative solitons with large linear chirp in the net normal dispersion regime. Pulses that are 8.7 ps long are externally compressed to 118 fs, outperforming current nanotube-based Yb-doped fiber laser designs.
      Keywords
      Fiber lasers
      Fibers
      Lasers
      Locks (fasteners)
      Nanotubes
      Photonic crystal fibers
      Solitons
      Yarn
      Ytterbium
      All fiber
      Dissipative solitons
      Linear chirp
      Mode-locked laser
      Non-linearity enhancement
      Normal dispersion
      Yb doped fiber laser
      Yb-doped
      Mode-locked fiber lasers
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      http://hdl.handle.net/11693/25147
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      https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4937461
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      • Department of Physics 2379
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