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L-I characteristics of fiber Bragg grating stabilized 980-nm pump lasers
By: Harder, C.S.; Matuschek, N.; Pliska, T.; Mohrdiek, S.; Achtenhagen, M.; Hardy, A.;
2001 / IEEE
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Periodical ' L-I characteristics of fiber Bragg grating stabilized 980-nm pump lasers ' Light versus current (L-I) characteristics, of fiber Bragg grating stabilized 980-nm pump lasers, is experimentally studied and theoretically modeled. It is shown that a conventional design of such laser modules can result in sudden transitions between a coherence-collapse multimode emission, and a coherent single-mode state of operation.
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Optical Pumping
Laser Transitions
Light Coherence
Laser Modes
Laser Theory
980 Nm
Fiber Bragg Grating Stabilized 980-nm Pump Lasers
Light Versus Current Characteristics
Conventional Design
Laser Modules
Coherence-collapse Multimode Emission
Coherent Single-mode State Of Operation
Diode Laser
Ridge Waveguide Laser
Laser Excitation
Fiber Lasers
Laser Stability
Pump Lasers
Laser Modes
Reflectivity
Laser Feedback
Fiber Gratings
Bragg Gratings
Temperature
Waveguide Lasers
Semiconductor Lasers
Laser Frequency Stability
Bragg Gratings
Photonics And Electrooptics
Engineered Materials, Dielectrics And Plasmas
Engineering
L-i Characteristics
