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Fiber Lasers Based on Dynamic Population Gratings in Rare-Earth-Doped Optical Fibers. / Poddubrovskii, Nikita R.; Drobyshev, Roman V.; Lobach, Ivan A. и др.

в: Photonics, Том 9, № 9, 613, 09.2022.

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Poddubrovskii NR, Drobyshev RV, Lobach IA, Kablukov SI. Fiber Lasers Based on Dynamic Population Gratings in Rare-Earth-Doped Optical Fibers. Photonics. 2022 сент.;9(9):613. doi: 10.3390/photonics9090613

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Poddubrovskii, Nikita R. ; Drobyshev, Roman V. ; Lobach, Ivan A. и др. / Fiber Lasers Based on Dynamic Population Gratings in Rare-Earth-Doped Optical Fibers. в: Photonics. 2022 ; Том 9, № 9.

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title = "Fiber Lasers Based on Dynamic Population Gratings in Rare-Earth-Doped Optical Fibers",
abstract = "Long dynamic population gratings (DPGs) formed in rare-earth-doped fibers have unique spectral characteristics compared to other types of fiber gratings, making them suitable for controlling the spectral composition of lasers. Depending on the type, length, and position of the DPGs in the cavities of lasers, they can be used for various purposes, ranging from the stabilization of single-frequency radiation to regular wavelength self-sweeping (WLSS) operation. Lasers based on DPGs are sources of narrow-band radiation with a fixed or sweeping generation spectrum. One of the main advantages of such lasers is the simplicity of their design, since they do not require special spectral elements or drivers for spectrum control. In this paper, we review the research progress on fiber lasers based on DPGs. The basic working principles of different types of DPGs will be introduced in the theoretical section. The operation of lasers based on absorption and gain DPGs and their practical applications will be discussed and summarized in experimental section. Finally, the main challenges for the development of such lasers will be presented.",
keywords = "fiber lasers, long fiber gratings, population grating, rare-earth, saturable absorber, self-sweeping, single-frequency radiation, spatial hole burning",
author = "Poddubrovskii, {Nikita R.} and Drobyshev, {Roman V.} and Lobach, {Ivan A.} and Kablukov, {Sergey I.}",
note = "Funding Information: This research was funded by Russian Science Foundation, grant number 18-12-00243. Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2022 by the authors.",
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AU - Poddubrovskii, Nikita R.

AU - Drobyshev, Roman V.

AU - Lobach, Ivan A.

AU - Kablukov, Sergey I.

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N2 - Long dynamic population gratings (DPGs) formed in rare-earth-doped fibers have unique spectral characteristics compared to other types of fiber gratings, making them suitable for controlling the spectral composition of lasers. Depending on the type, length, and position of the DPGs in the cavities of lasers, they can be used for various purposes, ranging from the stabilization of single-frequency radiation to regular wavelength self-sweeping (WLSS) operation. Lasers based on DPGs are sources of narrow-band radiation with a fixed or sweeping generation spectrum. One of the main advantages of such lasers is the simplicity of their design, since they do not require special spectral elements or drivers for spectrum control. In this paper, we review the research progress on fiber lasers based on DPGs. The basic working principles of different types of DPGs will be introduced in the theoretical section. The operation of lasers based on absorption and gain DPGs and their practical applications will be discussed and summarized in experimental section. Finally, the main challenges for the development of such lasers will be presented.

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KW - self-sweeping

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