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WAVELENGTH TUNABLE PASSIVELY Q-SWITCHED FIBER RING LASER USING GALLIUM ARSENIDE BASED MICROCHIP SATURABLE ABSORBER

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73–80
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2022-12-31
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The Q-switched output pulses of the proposed EDFRL have output average powers varying from +0.65 dBm to +1.53 dBm, the pulse widths varying from 4.27 μs to 7.16 μs and the repetition rates varying from 51.51 kHz to 31.42 kHz for different tuning wavelengths.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The work presented in this study is focused on developing a widely wavelength tunable Q-switched pulsed erbium doped fiber ring laser (EDFRL) source operating in microsecond regime in Telecom wavelength spectrum of 1.55 μm ( C and L bands ).
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Key Findings & Data:Unless low damage threshold of the commercial GaAs based SA and non-optimized cavity length and losses, sufficiently stable pulse trains were obtained for a wide wavelength tuning range of 50 nm from 1520 nm to 1570 nm with high repeatability and long-term stability.
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Conclusion & Impact:The Q-switched output pulses of the proposed EDFRL have output average powers varying from +0.65 dBm to +1.53 dBm, the pulse widths varying from 4.27 μs to 7.16 μs and the repetition rates varying from 51.51 kHz to 31.42 kHz for different tuning wavelengths.
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⚙️Variables:fiber laser · saturable absorber · wavelength tunable

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The work presented in this study is focused on developing a widely wavelength tunable Q-switched pulsed erbium doped fiber ring laser (EDFRL) source operating in microsecond regime in Telecom wavelength spectrum of 1.55 μm ( C and L bands ). A commercial Gallium arsenide (GaAs) based microchip saturable absorber (SA) is used in the proposed EDFRL configuration to passively initiate Q-switching for stable pulse generation. Unless low damage threshold of the commercial GaAs based SA and non-optimized cavity length and losses, sufficiently stable pulse trains were obtained for a wide wavelength tuning range of 50 nm from 1520 nm to 1570 nm with high repeatability and long-term stability. The Q-switched output pulses of the proposed EDFRL have output average powers varying from +0.65 dBm to +1.53 dBm, the pulse widths varying from 4.27 μs to 7.16 μs and the repetition rates varying from 51.51 kHz to 31.42 kHz for different tuning wavelengths.

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ALYASIRI, T. A. R., AŞKIN, A., KAYA, B., SADIK, Ş. A., DURAK, F. E., ALTUNCU, A. (2022). WAVELENGTH TUNABLE PASSIVELY Q-SWITCHED FIBER RING LASER USING GALLIUM ARSENIDE BASED MICROCHIP SATURABLE ABSORBER. Journal of Scientific Reports-A, Sayı: 051, 73–80. https://ajindex.com/articles/869402

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