Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 49, Issue 21, 2100001(2022)
Ytterbium-Doped Core-Diameter-Variable Fiber Laser: Current Situation and Develop Tendency
Fig. 1. Structural diagrams of fiber with variable core diameter. (a) Single-tapered fiber; (b) spindle-shaped fiber;(c) saddle-shaped fiber
Fig. 3. Differences in propagation constants for different modes in fibers with different core diameters[75]
Fig. 5. Steps for preparation of fiber with variable core diameter based on preform shape control[79]
Fig. 6. Steps for preparation of gain fiber with variable core diameter based on drawing with variable speed
Fig. 7. Steps for preparation of gain fiber with variable core diameter based on preform shape control and drawing with variable speed
Fig. 9. Experimental results of tapered Yb-doped all-fiber single frequency amplifer[85]. (a) Output power and backward power versus pump power; (b) beam quality at each output power
Fig. 11. Laser beam quality using non-tapered Yb-doped fiber or tapered Yb-doped fiber[103]
Fig. 12. Characteristics of panda-type polarization-maintaining fiber[104]. (a) Cross-section of panda-type polarization-maintaining tapered Yb-doped fiber; (b) fiber cladding diameter versus fiber length
Fig. 13. Output characteristics of linearly polarized laser[110]. (a) Extinction ratios at different output powers; (b) beam qualities at different output powers
Fig. 14. Characteristics of spun tapered Yb-doped fiber[105]. (a) Cladding diameter of spun tapered Yb-doped fiber versus length with fiber end face shown in inset; (b) spun pitch versus cladding diameter with side view of spun tapered fiber shown in inset
Fig. 15. Structural diagrams of laser based on saddle-shaped fiber[52]. (a) Structural diagram of laser; (b) structural diagram of saddle-shaped fiber
Fig. 16. Output spot morphologies of fiber laser under different conditions[7]. (a) Without saddle-shaped fiber; (b) with saddle-shaped fiber
Fig. 17. Output power versus pump power with beam pattern at 1.39 kW output power shown in inset[125]
Fig. 18. Beam quality versus output power for different fiber amplifers[16]. (a) Based on uniform core fiber; (b) based on tapered fiber
Fig. 19. Characteristics of Yb-doped fiber with variable core diameter[128]. (a) Refractive index profile of Yb-doped fiber preform; (b) core diameter versus gain fiber length
Fig. 20. Output charateristics of tapered fiber amplifier[79].(a) Powers and efficiencies of laser when large end and small end are output of amplifier ; (b) spectra of laser when large end and small end are output of amplifier
Fig. 21. Structure and output characteristic of spindle-shaped fiber[130]. (a) Profile of spindle-shaped gain fiber; (b) beam quality characteristics under different powers
Fig. 22. Structure and output characteristics of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber[15]. (a) Fiber core/cladding diameter of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber versus fiber length; (b) beam quality and beam profile at 3004 W output power
Fig. 23. Structure and output characteristics of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber[134]. (a) Cladding diameter of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber versus fiber length; (b) output power and beam quality versus pump power with beam profile at 4006 W output power shown in inset
Fig. 24. Structure and output characteristics of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber[135]. (a) Schematic of core diameter and cladding diameter of spindle-shaped Yb-doped fiber versus fiber length; (b) output power and efficiency versus pump power
Fig. 25. Structure and output characteristic of saddle-shaped Yb-doped fiber[136]. (a) Core diameter of saddle-shaped fiber versus length; (b) beam quality and bem profile at 1312 W output power
Fig. 26. Powers of each order Stokes light and residual pump light of random fiber laser based on tapered fiber with dependence of effective mode field area on fiber length shown in inset[138]
Fig. 28. Experimental setup of 1064 nm fiber amplifier and second harmonic frequency variable laser based on tapered fiber[143]
Fig. 29. Output characteristics of laser amplifier based on large mode tapered fiber[144]. (a) Beam quality of UV light at different average powers; (b) powers of 1064 nm near-infrared (NIR) light, second harmonic generation (SHG) 532 nm green light, and 355 nm ultraviolet (UV) light versus time
Fig. 30. Structure and output characteristics of Yb∶YAG crystal[145]. (a) Schematics of thin-rod and thin-tapered-rod Yb∶YAG crystals; (b) gain of narrowband or wideband small signal at 1030 nm in Yb∶YAG crystal
Fig. 33. Structural diagram of 10 kW-level near-single-mode fiber amplifier based on fiber with variable core diameter[6]
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Xiaolin Wang, Yujun Wen, Hanwei Zhang, Xiaoming Xi, Chen Shi, Baolai Yang, Peng Wang, Zhiyong Pan, Zefeng Wang, Xiaojun Xu, Jinbao Chen. Ytterbium-Doped Core-Diameter-Variable Fiber Laser: Current Situation and Develop Tendency[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(21): 2100001
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Received: Nov. 10, 2021
Accepted: Mar. 8, 2022
Published Online: Nov. 9, 2022
The Author Email: Xiaolin Wang (chinaphotonics@163.com), Zhiyong Pan (panzy168@163.com)