Abstract
High peak and average power Yb-doped ps-pulse fiber amplifiers are of high demand for different micromachining tools. Most of commercial lasers are designed for operation near 1030 nm, which is due to high gain at this wavelength. An ultimately high peak power of ~ MW just after the fiber amplifier and ~3.8 GW after pulse compression [1] was achieved in lasers operated near 1030 nm by utilization of rod-type photonic crystal fibers (PCF). However, such fibers have a well-known problem: they could not be spliced with standard fibers, and also it must be kept perfectly straight. As a result, lasers based on PCF lose most of the advantages of fiber lasers – reliability, compactness and a low production cost.
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