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High-power and wavelength-tunable operation of an Er, Yb fiber laser using a volume Bragg gratingKim et al., 2008
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- Kim J
- Jelger P
- Sahu J
- Laurell F
- Clarkson W
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Efficient high-power operation of double-clad Er, Yb-doped fiber lasers with fixed- wavelength and wavelength-tunable resonator configurations using volume Bragg gratings for wavelength selection are reported. The fixed-wavelength laser yielded a maximum …
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