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Generation of 8 nJ pulses from a normal-dispersion thulium fiber laser

Tang et al., 2015

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Tang Y
Chong A
Wise F
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We report a study of a mode-locked thulium (Tm) fiber laser with varying normal dispersion. It is difficult to reach the high-energy dissipative-soliton regime due to the anomalous dispersion of most fibers at 2 μm. With large normal dispersion, the laser exhibits elements …
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