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D. Piehler, D. Craven and N. Kwong, “Green laser diode pumped erbium fiber laser,” Technical Digest, Compact Blue-Green Lasers Topical Meeting, Salt Lake City, 9–11 February 1994, pages 65–67.
D. Piehler, D. Craven and N. Kwong, “Green laser diode pumped erbium fiber laser,” Technical Digest, Compact Blue-Green Lasers Topical Meeting, Salt Lake City, 9–11 February 1994, pages 65–67.
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D. Piehler, D. Craven and N. Kwong, “Green laser diode pumped erbium fiber laser,” Technical Digest, Compact Blue-Green Lasers Topical Meeting, Salt Lake City, 9–11 February 1994, pages 65–67.
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David Piehler and Dawn Craven Applied Photonics Division Uniphase Corporation San Jose, California Norman Kwong artel Corporation Alhambra, California presented at Compact Blue/Green Lasers Salt Lake City, Utah Friday, 11 February 1994 paper CFA2 Room-temperature visible upconversion fiber lasers in rare-earth-doped fluoride glass Dopant ion Holmium Laser wavelengths (nm) 550 Pump wavelengths (nm) 645,750,890 :: :::: :::: ::::: ::::::: ::::::::::::::: :::::$45: ::::::::::::::: ::: :::: I Praseodymium 490,520,540,605 or 635 840 + 1020 Thulium 480 1120 Energy leyels of Er3+ in fluoride glass (including room-temperature lifetimes) 544 nm ESA --6 __ ---- ---A- j ------;/--t-----
4/9/2 4/11/2 971 nm pump 544 nm 801 nm pump 4/15/2 (0.45 ms) (0.12 ms) (7 ms) (9 ms) Population dynamics Rate equation model of 100 mW of 970 nm incident on an Er fiber with core of 2 Jlm c 0.5 o ~ 0.4 ::J a. o 0.. 0.3 co c .Q 0.2 t5 ~ LL 0.1 5 10 15 time after turn-on (ms) The long lived 4113/2 level acts as an excitation sink Fiber Pump The erbium fiber laser length: material: dopant: core diameter: cutoff wavelength: numerical aperture: Ti :sapphire laser or InGaAs laser diode Ortel Corporation 2.2 m fluorozirconate glass (Le Verre Fluore) 1000 ppm Er 3 + 2 Jlm 800 nm 0.31 EDFA pump module in 14-pin butterfly package pigtailed to Flexcore 1 060 fiber Ti:sapph,ire laser pumping output coypler mUTor .. Q) 16.0 14.0 12.0 :; ~ 10.0 0.3: '5 E 8.0 o _ 6.0 ~ o a. 0.0 Er fiber lasel ---R= 23% 20.0 40.0 60.0 80.0 using an external mirror cavity launched 970 nm power (mW) Er fiber laser --0---- R = 90% with .. lasing Q) ~ 60.0 0 ~
R = 23% with a. ...... lasing -03: 40.0 Q) E .c .. - 20.0 .................... - :.:8--0.- ----0--- R = 90% without 0 f/) _ ~ i r - ~ . lasing .c 0.0 S . 0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 , 80.0 --- .. --- R = 23% without launched 970 nm power (mW) lasing 971 nm Ti:sapphire pumping results With an R = 23% @ 544 nm output coupler: Threshold: 31 mW (with respect to coupled power) Slope efficiency: 51 % (w.r.t.c.p.) l ~ 1_ mW of green laser light generated from 59 mW of coupled power -9 nm pump acceptance bandwidth (FWHM) centered at 971 nm (R=90 % ; 25 mW launched) this work: BT 1993: CNET 1992: BT 1991: Ti:sa 20 ... ...--.. BT 1993 <:> ~ this work .s 15 (971 ~ ) (971 nm) <:> ... "- ';CNET 1992 00 Q) <:> ~ &. ... (971 nm) 0 0 ~ 10 &. <:> 0 Q) .&.. ... CJ) <:> ... 0 cu .&. BT 1991 c ... Q) 5 &. <:> ... 0 (801 nm) Q) 0 "- .&. ... '" 0> <:> ... '" 0 0 100 200 300 400 launched pump power (mW) 2 )lm core, 0.31 NA 3 )lm core, 0.20 NA (Brierley, et al., BT Tech. J. 11, 128 (1993)) 5.5 )lm core 0.18 NA (Allain, et al., Electron. Lett. 28 111 (1992)) 3.4)lm core, 0.18 NA (Whitley, et al., Electron Lett. 27 185 (1991)) EDFA laser diode pump module 971 nm Laser diode pumping mode-matching lenses fiber pigtail erbium doped fluoride fiber high reflector mUTor . coupling efficiency is about 50% 544nm r.:-.: .. . _ . . :. , I, I11II [p! ' 1. I I I!,! I ij,lI j'n! llH - ;t t 1 Jl ti II I "" '-'-'-"!.I:..:..!..!.!.1!.!.!.!J.. 1 l..I.ll.1.! I I Il1jl tilll\l! iiI! Ifl1 -,'ill : tllii 11I1:-JlllllllllllllllllfllTllfnnnnrn PI" ""u" .. I ! I !l1[t nIT 1.11 tttttHtHttltlt TEC:t r (+) .. , Ii . " i1 dill Iliii il . WiU u 6: I "TI 11111 ! II \ 0 ,', 1 .1 II ttl' mH 1+tltttHWHttl "' 11 nlermlslor I '; 12 NC j I t,t,i, IiI 13 NC I ./ '11 I 14 TE Cooler(.) +0 - It i! ! . . . I II t 111111111111111 1-11111111111111111 111111111111111 1111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 .. ' II I I., . ,I 111111111111 111"111111 i \; TIl'""! inl!j I . , I-II' -, '\ I ! ;, i i I III " !I : I Ii !: : I 2. 0 ;1; ii.! I :i! rl II I, I .. . .. 'r" fiT II II' , I '. i, tT,1 1 1 1, III I] f ]11 ' i I II,!.II I i,l "II'IJ 1,,'11' \l: :1' :lji dl ' . . If Ililli ! 1111 pi "''1::- ;m 111 I III fji Wi -.. W I I r III til!1 tJlU . IW iii I I I . 40
Zeo , I, 0 , 40 1 20 120 lbo (fI1AJ ) TlST 9v Diode pumped results EDFA module cooled to "'10C to operate at "'971 nm. Approximately 50 0 /0 of module light couples to fiber laser. Data are given in terms of applied current to the laser diode. Laser diode + fiber laser can form coupled laser cavities. LD monitor photodiode reads about 10 0 /0 higher when coupled to fiber. ~ E 2.5 --- E c 2 ~ ~ to (tj 1.5 L- a> ~ 1 a.. ..... ::J .8- 0.5 ::J o 50 : I R = 58% I I- <I J I> I ~ 100 150 laser diode current (rnA) Related results Assuming (1) 50% coupling efficiency, (2) When coupled to fiber laser LD power increases by '" 1 0 % For an R = 58% @ 544 nm output coupler threshold: "'21 mW (w.r.t.c.p.) slope efficiency: "'24% (w.r. t.c.p.) 2.5 mW of green light generated from "'31 mW of coupled 971 nm pump light In comparison: At BT Laboratories (Massicott, et al., Electron. Lett. 29, 2119 (1993)), a 1.1 J.lm core, 0.4 NA (Ac = 600 nm) Er fibre laser generated 3 mW of green light from 40 mW of coupled 800 nm pump light from an AIGaAs laser diode. "Warm-up" effect diode pumped Er fiber warm up 1 .--.. 0.5 . 3: E -- ... 0.2 Q) ~ 0.1 0 a. +oJ i1. 0.05 S 0 c 0.02 Q) ~ 0.01 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 minutes after turn-on Highly dependent on pump power and fiber laser cavity loss Once warm, fiber stays warm for hours. "hand-waving" solution Summary Upconversion-pumped Er fiber lasers are capable of greater than 50% IR to green efficiency. 2.5 mW of 544 nm light generated from a "40-mW" EDFA module. Results can be scaled to higher power: Doubling the diode pump power should increase the green output to over 10 mW.