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Fiber Lasers with ‘Crystalline-core/Crystalline-clad’ (C4) Architecture Fibers for Highly Power Scalable, High Efficiency, Diode-Cladding-Pumped Operation

M. Dubinskii, J. Zhang, V. Fromzel, Y. Chen, S. Yin, and C. Luo

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Abstract

We demonstrated ~50 W of power at 1030 nm out of a ~70 mm long diode-clad-pumped ‘Yb:YAG-core/undoped-YAG-clad’ fiber. This was achieved with optical-to-optical efficiency of ~70%. Further development based on ‘crystalline-core/crystalline-clad’ (C4) fibers is discussed.

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