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  • CLEO/Europe and IQEC 2007 Conference Digest
  • (Optica Publishing Group, 2007),
  • paper CB13_6

Passive mode-locking of lasers by crossed-polarization gain modulation

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Abstract

Passive Mode-locking (PML) of lasers has been a subject of intense research because of the complex non-inear dynamics involved in the self-organization of many laser modes and its relevance to a large number of applications[1]. PML does not require any external modulation and is the preferred approach for generating optical pulses at multi-GHz repetition rates [1] and it is commonly achieved by combining two elements, a laser amplifier providing gain and a saturable absorber acting as a pulse shortening element. A window for amplification is opened around the pulse due to the faster recovery time of the absorption.

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