LMA YTTERBIUM DOPED TAPERED FIBERS YDF-DC-40/400-PM-TPR-2.5
Description
LMA Ytterbium doped tapered fiber YDF-DC-40/400-PM-TPR series is designed for operation without any power degradation in extremely high-peak-power cladding-pumped amplifiers. The new tapered fiber design has a single-mode end (typical dimension is 8/80 µm) for signal input and a very-large-mode-area end (typical dimension is 40/400 µm) for signal output and pump input. The all-glass double-clad fiber design (based on highly F-doped second cladding with typical NA=0.26) allow simple polishing of the thick 400 µm fiber end. Due to a high Yb concentration and a short tapered fiber length amplifiers based on this fiber has the highest threshold of nonlinear effects over the market (up to 0.5 MW) together with the diffraction limited beam quality at the output.
LMA YTTERBIUM DOPED TAPERED FIBERS YDF-DC-40/400-PM-TPR-2.5
Specifications |
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Photodarkening Resistance: | > 20 times better compare to the Al2O3-SiO2 Yb-doped fiber |
Core Diameter Input, µm: | 9 ± 1 |
Core Diameter Output, µm: | > 40 |
Clad Diameter Input, µm: | 90 ± 10 |
Clad Diameter Output, µm: | 400 ± 50 |
Cutoff Wavelength, µm: | < 1.0 |
Clad Shape: | PANDA with F-doped second cladding |
Core NA: | 0.09 ± 0.01 |
Clad NA: | > 0.26 |
Features
- PHOTODARKENING FREE
- Yb-DOPED DOUBLE CLAD
- POLARIZATION-MAINTAINING
- TAPERED FIBER
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Russia
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since 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
The LMA Ytterbium doped tapered fiber YDF-DC-40/400-PM-TPR series is designed for operation without any power degradation in extremely high-peak-power cladding-pumped amplifiers.
The typical dimensions of the single-mode end are 8/80 µm for signal input, and the typical dimensions of the very-large-mode-area end are 40/400 µm for signal output and pump input.
The fiber has an all-glass double-clad design based on a highly F-doped second cladding with a typical NA of 0.26. This design allows for simple polishing of the thick 400 µm fiber end.
Amplifiers based on this fiber have the highest threshold of nonlinear effects over the market, up to 0.5 MW.
Amplifiers based on this fiber have diffraction-limited beam quality at the output.