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Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation. / Galiakhmetova, Diana; Gladush, Yuriy; Mkrtchyan, Aram et al.

In: Carbon, Vol. 184, 30.10.2021, p. 941-948.

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Galiakhmetova, D, Gladush, Y, Mkrtchyan, A, Fedorov, FS, Khabushev, EM, Krasnikov, DV, Chinnambedu-Murugesan, R, Manuylovich, E, Dvoyrin, V, Rozhin, A, Rümmeli, M, Alyatkin, S, Lagoudakis, P & Nasibulin, AG 2021, 'Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation', Carbon, vol. 184, pp. 941-948. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2021.08.032

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Galiakhmetova, D., Gladush, Y., Mkrtchyan, A., Fedorov, F. S., Khabushev, E. M., Krasnikov, D. V., Chinnambedu-Murugesan, R., Manuylovich, E., Dvoyrin, V., Rozhin, A., Rümmeli, M., Alyatkin, S., Lagoudakis, P., & Nasibulin, A. G. (2021). Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation. Carbon, 184, 941-948. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2021.08.032

Vancouver

Galiakhmetova D, Gladush Y, Mkrtchyan A, Fedorov FS, Khabushev EM, Krasnikov DV et al. Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation. Carbon. 2021 Oct 30;184:941-948. doi: 10.1016/j.carbon.2021.08.032

Author

Galiakhmetova, Diana ; Gladush, Yuriy ; Mkrtchyan, Aram et al. / Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation. In: Carbon. 2021 ; Vol. 184. pp. 941-948.

BibTeX

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title = "Direct measurement of carbon nanotube temperature between fiber ferrules as a universal tool for saturable absorber stability investigation",
abstract = "Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) are widely explored for the ultrashort pulse generation in the fiber lasers enabled by pronounced saturable absorption (SA) effect. Despite many remarkable results demonstrated in the area, degradation of the samples inside the laser cavity limits the widespread use of SWCNT-SA. In the present work, we investigate the degradation mechanism by measuring the temperature of the carbon nanotubes in an operating laser cavity in accordance with the Raman G-band position. We identify the process behind the sample degradation by comparing the burning temperature of the sample with results of thermogravimetric analysis. We apply this approach for the SWCNTs in polyvinyl alcohol polymer matrix and polymer-free SWCNT thin film and demonstrate that these samples undergo different degradation mechanism. Proposed technique provides a useful instrument for optimization of SWCNT-SA for desired ultrafast laser generation.",
keywords = "Carbon nanotubes, Saturable absorption, Thermal stability, Ultra-fast lasers",
author = "Diana Galiakhmetova and Yuriy Gladush and Aram Mkrtchyan and Fedorov, {Fedor S.} and Khabushev, {Eldar M.} and Krasnikov, {Dmitry V.} and Raghavan Chinnambedu-Murugesan and Egor Manuylovich and Vladislav Dvoyrin and Alex Rozhin and Mark R{\"u}mmeli and Sergey Alyatkin and Pavlos Lagoudakis and Nasibulin, {Albert G.}",
note = "Funding Information: A.A.M. and A.G.N. thanks RFBR research project ? 20-32-90233 for support in experimental part of the work. D.V.K. thanks Russian Science Foundation grant No. 20-73-10256 for support in synthesis of aerosol SWCNT films. V.D. thanks the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-72-30006) for the support in characterization of pulse laser generation. Funding Information: A.A.M. and A.G.N. thanks RFBR research project № 20-32-90233 for support in experimental part of the work. D.V.K. thanks Russian Science Foundation grant No. 20-73-10256 for support in synthesis of aerosol SWCNT films. V.D. thanks the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-72-30006 ) for the support in characterization of pulse laser generation. Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2021 Elsevier Ltd",
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AU - Galiakhmetova, Diana

AU - Gladush, Yuriy

AU - Mkrtchyan, Aram

AU - Fedorov, Fedor S.

AU - Khabushev, Eldar M.

AU - Krasnikov, Dmitry V.

AU - Chinnambedu-Murugesan, Raghavan

AU - Manuylovich, Egor

AU - Dvoyrin, Vladislav

AU - Rozhin, Alex

AU - Rümmeli, Mark

AU - Alyatkin, Sergey

AU - Lagoudakis, Pavlos

AU - Nasibulin, Albert G.

N1 - Funding Information: A.A.M. and A.G.N. thanks RFBR research project ? 20-32-90233 for support in experimental part of the work. D.V.K. thanks Russian Science Foundation grant No. 20-73-10256 for support in synthesis of aerosol SWCNT films. V.D. thanks the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-72-30006) for the support in characterization of pulse laser generation. Funding Information: A.A.M. and A.G.N. thanks RFBR research project № 20-32-90233 for support in experimental part of the work. D.V.K. thanks Russian Science Foundation grant No. 20-73-10256 for support in synthesis of aerosol SWCNT films. V.D. thanks the Russian Science Foundation (Grant No. 17-72-30006 ) for the support in characterization of pulse laser generation. Publisher Copyright: © 2021 Elsevier Ltd

PY - 2021/10/30

Y1 - 2021/10/30

N2 - Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) are widely explored for the ultrashort pulse generation in the fiber lasers enabled by pronounced saturable absorption (SA) effect. Despite many remarkable results demonstrated in the area, degradation of the samples inside the laser cavity limits the widespread use of SWCNT-SA. In the present work, we investigate the degradation mechanism by measuring the temperature of the carbon nanotubes in an operating laser cavity in accordance with the Raman G-band position. We identify the process behind the sample degradation by comparing the burning temperature of the sample with results of thermogravimetric analysis. We apply this approach for the SWCNTs in polyvinyl alcohol polymer matrix and polymer-free SWCNT thin film and demonstrate that these samples undergo different degradation mechanism. Proposed technique provides a useful instrument for optimization of SWCNT-SA for desired ultrafast laser generation.

AB - Single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) are widely explored for the ultrashort pulse generation in the fiber lasers enabled by pronounced saturable absorption (SA) effect. Despite many remarkable results demonstrated in the area, degradation of the samples inside the laser cavity limits the widespread use of SWCNT-SA. In the present work, we investigate the degradation mechanism by measuring the temperature of the carbon nanotubes in an operating laser cavity in accordance with the Raman G-band position. We identify the process behind the sample degradation by comparing the burning temperature of the sample with results of thermogravimetric analysis. We apply this approach for the SWCNTs in polyvinyl alcohol polymer matrix and polymer-free SWCNT thin film and demonstrate that these samples undergo different degradation mechanism. Proposed technique provides a useful instrument for optimization of SWCNT-SA for desired ultrafast laser generation.

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KW - Saturable absorption

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