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  • 2023Low intensity noise high-power tunable fiber-based laser around 1007 nmcitations
  • 2021Low intensity noise high-power tunable fiber-based laser around 1007 nmcitations
  • 2019Low intensity noise high-power tunable fiber-based laser around 1007 nm5citations
  • 2018Watt-level narrow-linewidth fibered laser source at 852 nm for FIB application9citations
  • 2018High-power tunable low-noise coherent source at 1.06µm based on a surface-emitting semiconductor laser7citations

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  • Traynor, Nicholas
  • Dixneuf, Clément
  • Hilico, Adèle
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  • Santarelli, Giorgio
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  • Antoni-Micollier, Laura
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  • Stern, Guillaume
  • Comparat, Daniel
  • Cadier, Benoit
  • Reveillard, Morgan
  • Pinsard, Emmanuel
  • Desruelle, Bruno
  • Battelier, Baptiste
  • Sagnes, Isabelle
  • Myara, Mikhaël
  • Ferrieres, Laurence
  • Chomet, Baptiste
  • Beaudoin, Grégoire
  • Lecocq, Vincent
  • Garnache, Arnaud
  • Myara, Mikhael
  • Zhao, Jian
  • Denet, Stephane
  • Beaudoin, Gregoire
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High-power tunable low-noise coherent source at 1.06µm based on a surface-emitting semiconductor laser

  • Sagnes, Isabelle
  • Myara, Mikhaël
  • Ferrieres, Laurence
  • Chomet, Baptiste
  • Beaudoin, Grégoire
  • Lecocq, Vincent
  • Santarelli, Giorgio
  • Garnache, Arnaud
  • Guiraud, Germain
  • Traynor, Nicholas
  • Myara, Mikhael
  • Zhao, Jian
  • Denet, Stephane
  • Beaudoin, Gregoire
Abstract

Exploiting III-V semiconductor technologies, vertical external-cavity surface-emitting laser (VECSEL) technology has been identified for years as a good candidate to develop lasers with high power, large coherence and broad tunability. Combined with fiber amplification technology, tunable single-frequency lasers can be flexibly boosted to a power level of several tens of watts. Here, we demonstrate a high power, single frequency and broadly tunable laser based on VECSEL technology. This device emits in the near-infrared around 1.06 µm and exhibits high output power (>100 mW) with a low-divergence diffraction-limited TEM00 beam. It also features a narrow free-running linewidth of < 400 kHz, with high spectral purity (SMSR >55 dB), and continuous broadband tunability greater than 250 GHz (< 15 V piezo voltage, 6 kHz cutoff frequency) with a total tunable range up to 3 THz. In addition, a compact design without any movable intracavity elements offers a robust single-frequency regime. Through fiber amplification, a tunable single-frequency laser is achieved at an output power of 50 W covering the wavelength range from 1057 nm to 1066 nm. Excess intensity noise brought on by the amplification stage is in good agreement with a theoretical model. A low relative intensity noise (RIN) value of-145 dBc/Hz is obtained at 1 MHz and we reach the shot-noise limit above 200 MHz.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • semiconductor
  • III-V semiconductor