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All-Fiber-Integrated High-Power Supercontinuum Sources Based on Multi-Core Photonic Crystal Fibers
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DOI：10.1109/JSTQE.2014.2304136.png)
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The obstacles of power scaling the supercontinuum (SC) source based on single-core photonic crystal fiber (PCF) are analyzed. The combination of high-power fiber lasers and multi-core PCFs would be a feasible method to obtain an all-fiber-integrated high-power broadband SC source (covering visible range). In this paper, we present a comprehensive study of high-power SC generation in multi-core PCFs. Comparative experiments are performed by using a high-power pulse-repetition-rate-tunable picosecond fiber laser to pump two kinds of home-made seven-core PCFs. The influences of PCF structure (fiber dispersion property) and pulse repetition rate (pulse peak power) on the SC generation in multi-core PCFs are investigated in detail. When the picosecond fiber laser at a pulse repetition rate of 1.9 GHz is adopted as the pump, 116 W SC spanning from 800 to 1700 nm is generated in 1# seven-core PCF. Also 64 W visible SC spanning at least 500-1700 nm is demonstrated in 2# seven-core PCF at a pump pulse repetition rate of 480 MHz. The potential of extending the spectral range and scaling the output power for the SC source based on multi-core PCFs are analyzed and discussed.
Keywords:
Fiber laser
multi-core photonic crystal fiber
optical fibers
fiber nonlinear optics
supercontinuum generation
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