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Pedestal-free 7-rod-core Tm-doped fiber for fiber lasers

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Authors: Bartoň, Ivo; Aubrecht, Jan; Švejkarová, Bára; Pokorný, Jan; Kamrádek, Michal; Podrazký, Ondřej; Vařák, Petr; +3 Authors

doi: 10.1364/OE.591864

Pedestal-free 7-rod-core Tm-doped fiber for fiber lasers

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Structured-core thulium-doped fibers were developed to reduce heat load, enable shorter-wavelength operation, and achieve a pedestal-free design. In a proof-of-principle experiment, laser slope efficiencies of 52% at 1907 nm and 54% at 1940 nm were achieved with respect to absorbed power.

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