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Zeng, 2022 - Google Patents

Real-time characterization of transient dynamics in thulium-doped mode-locked fiber laser

Zeng, 2022

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2961121829444193162
Author
Zeng J
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Thulium (Tm) based high repetition rate compact optical frequency comb sources operating in the 2 µm regime with femtosecond pulse durations enable a wide range of applications such as precise micro-machining, spectroscopy and metrology. Applications such as …
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