• High Power Laser Science and Engineering
  • Vol. 7, Issue 3, 03000e52 (2019)
Peng Qin1, Sijia Wang1、†, Minglie Hu2, and Youjian Song2
Author Affiliations
  • 1Qian Xuesen Laboratory of Space Technology, China Academy of Space Technology, Beijing 100094, China
  • 2Ultrafast Laser Laboratory, Key Laboratory of Opto-electronic Information Technical Science of Ministry of Education, School of Precision Instruments and Opto-electronics Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, China
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    DOI: 10.1017/hpl.2019.38 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Peng Qin, Sijia Wang, Minglie Hu, Youjian Song. Passive optimization of pump noise transfer function by narrow band-pass filtering in femtosecond fiber lasers[J]. High Power Laser Science and Engineering, 2019, 7(3): 03000e52 Copy Citation Text show less
    Configuration of the RIN transfer function characterization system. YbF, ytterbium-doped fiber; Q, quarter waveplate; H, half waveplate; ISO, isolator; F, band-pass filter; GP, grating pair; LUT, laser under test; TA, tunable attenuator.
    Fig. 1. Configuration of the RIN transfer function characterization system. YbF, ytterbium-doped fiber; Q, quarter waveplate; H, half waveplate; ISO, isolator; F, band-pass filter; GP, grating pair; LUT, laser under test; TA, tunable attenuator.
    (a) RIN of the pump LD with (red and green) and without (gray) white noise modulation. (b) RIN of the LUT with (red and green) and without (gray) white noise modulation. (c) Transfer function of the RIN measured by applying 3 mW (green) and 6 mW (red) white noise modulation.
    Fig. 2. (a) RIN of the pump LD with (red and green) and without (gray) white noise modulation. (b) RIN of the LUT with (red and green) and without (gray) white noise modulation. (c) Transfer function of the RIN measured by applying 3 mW (green) and 6 mW (red) white noise modulation.
    Transfer function curves of the RIN at (a) $+0.004~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (red) and without (black) filter; (b) $+0.007~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (pink) and without (blue) filter; (c) $-0.001~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (orange) and without (green) filter; (d) $-0.012~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (salmon) and without (purple) filter. SS, passive self-similar; AS, amplifier similariton; SP, stretched pulse; SOL, soliton. Insets: optical spectra of corresponding mode-locking regimes.
    Fig. 3. Transfer function curves of the RIN at (a) $+0.004~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (red) and without (black) filter; (b) $+0.007~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (pink) and without (blue) filter; (c) $-0.001~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (orange) and without (green) filter; (d) $-0.012~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (salmon) and without (purple) filter. SS, passive self-similar; AS, amplifier similariton; SP, stretched pulse; SOL, soliton. Insets: optical spectra of corresponding mode-locking regimes.
    Configuration of the timing jitter transfer function characterization system. REF, reference laser; DC, dispersion compensation system; BOC, balanced optical cross-correlation system; PI, proportional–integral controller.
    Fig. 4. Configuration of the timing jitter transfer function characterization system. REF, reference laser; DC, dispersion compensation system; BOC, balanced optical cross-correlation system; PI, proportional–integral controller.
    Transfer function curves of the timing jitter (a) at $-0.001~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (orange) and without (green) filter and (b) for various levels of dispersion with filter.
    Fig. 5. Transfer function curves of the timing jitter (a) at $-0.001~\text{ps}^{2}$, with (orange) and without (green) filter and (b) for various levels of dispersion with filter.
    Peng Qin, Sijia Wang, Minglie Hu, Youjian Song. Passive optimization of pump noise transfer function by narrow band-pass filtering in femtosecond fiber lasers[J]. High Power Laser Science and Engineering, 2019, 7(3): 03000e52
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