AI Article Synopsis
- Researchers successfully demonstrated amplification at 1178 nm using Yb-doped photonic bandgap fiber, achieving 24.6 W output power and 12 dB gain.
- The amplification process was free of issues like parasitic lasing and stimulated Brillouin scattering.
- An acoustic antiguiding effect led to a 1.8 dB reduction in Brillouin gain, enhancing the performance of the fiber.
Article Abstract
1178 nm single-frequency amplification by Yb doped photonic bandgap fiber has been demonstrated. 24.6 W output power and 12 dB gain were obtained without parasitic lasing and also stimulated Brillouin scattering. 1.8 dB suppression of Brillouin gain by an acoustic antiguiding effect has been found in the Yb doped photonic bandgap fiber.
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