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Optica Publishing Group
  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 39,
  • Issue 19,
  • pp. 6276-6280
  • (2021)

Narrowband Mode-Locked Fiber Laser via Spectral-Domain Intermodal Interference

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Abstract

We demonstrate a hybrid-structure fiber laser composed of single-mode fiber (SMF) and four-mode fiber (FMF), capable of delivering stable near-chirp-free soliton with the bandwidth of 75 pm. Ascribed to the spectral-domain intermodal interference, the SMF-FMF cavity serves not only as a ring resonator but also as an intrinsic spectral filter. The wavelength of the narrowband soliton is tunable within 10 nm by a polarization controller. Simulation results validate the experimental observations, revealing that the filtering effect simultaneously balances the self-phase modulation induced spectral broadening and saturable absorption induced temporal compression. The narrowband fiber laser is attractive for spectroscopy, quantum optics, and material processing, and offers a promising platform to study the evolution dynamics of few-mode solitons.

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