Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 45, Issue 13, 1306012(2025)
Research Progress and Development Bottleneck of Ultra-Wideband Fiber Amplifiers (Invited)
Fig. 1. Types of single-mode fiber low-loss full-band (O—U band) fiber amplifiers
Fig. 2. Discontinuous band characteristics of parallel structure C+L band erbium-doped fiber amplifier[16]
Fig. 4. L-band optical fiber amplifier[31]. (a) Three-pass amplifier configuration; (b) gain spectra of different signal optical powers
Fig. 5. Gain and NF of bismuth/erbium co-doped fibers (illustration: ESA cross-section)[32]
Fig. 6. Gain characteristics of different EDFAs[33]. (a) Erbium/ytterbium/phosphorus co-doped fibers with different doping concentrations; (b) erbium/cerium co-doped optical fibers with different doping concentrations
Fig. 7. L-band optical fiber amplifier[35]. (a) 980 nm dual-pump dual-pass amplification configuration; (b) gain and NF characteristics
Fig. 9. Gain and NF characteristics with 1210 or 1240 nm pumps combined with 1267 nm pump[37]
Fig. 10. Gain and NF characteristics of 152 m BPSF in single-pass and dual-pass amplification configurations[38]
Fig. 11. Gain characteristics of bismuth-phosphorus co-doped silica optical fiber[42]
Fig. 13. Gain and NF characteristics of BDFs at different wavelengths under two amplification systems[46]
Fig. 14. Gain characteristics of BDFA[47]. (a) Signal power is -10 dBm and -23 dBm (inset shows the fluorescence characteristics of BDSF); (b) different signal powers at 1420 nm
Fig. 16. Gain (solid line) and NF (dashed line) spectra at pump wavelengths of 793 nm and 808 nm [pump power of single pump is 14 W; pump power of dual pump is 14 W (793 nm) +4 W (808 nm)] [51]. (a) Backward pump; (b) forward pump
Fig. 17. Gain and NF characteristics of amplifiers with different BPSFs under different input signal powers[53]. (a) 117 m BPSF-1; (b) 195 m BPSF-2
Fig. 18. Gain characteristics of fiber amplifiers with different BDFs under 1240 nm and 1310 nm pumps[54]. (a) BDF-1; (b) BDF-2
Fig. 19. Fluorescence and gain characteristics of BDFs[55]. (a) Fluorescence spectra under 1180 nm or 1275 nm pump; (b) gain characteristics of two-level BDFA under different input signal powers
Fig. 20. Gain characteristics of BDF under different fiber amplification systems[56]. (a) 1275 nm single-pump system at -23 dBm input power; (b) comparison of 1275 nm and 1310 nm single-pump systems with dual-pump systems respectively
Fig. 21. Gain characteristics of BDFA[57]. (a) Gain and NF characteristics at different wavelengths; (b) gain characteristics at 1700 nm varying with input pump power
Fig. 23. Gain and NF characteristics of S-band thulium-doped fluoride fiber amplifiers[63]
Fig. 24. U-band fiber amplifier[66]. (a) Schematic diagram of system structure; (b) gain and NF curves; (c) output signal spectra after amplification
Fig. 25. Comparison of gain characteristics of the first-stage and second-stage amplifiers of TDFA[67]
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Jianxiang Wen, Fufei Pang, Yuanyuan Yang, Weiqi Wang, Hongyu Liu, Yanhua Luo, Tingyun Wang. Research Progress and Development Bottleneck of Ultra-Wideband Fiber Amplifiers (Invited)[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2025, 45(13): 1306012
Category: Fiber Optics and Optical Communications
Received: Apr. 14, 2025
Accepted: Jun. 3, 2025
Published Online: Jul. 23, 2025
The Author Email: Tingyun Wang (tywang@shu.edu.cn)
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