High-brightness 9XXnm pumps with wavelength stabilization

V. Gapontsev; N. Moshegov; P. Trubenko; A. Komissarov; I. Berishev; O. Raisky; N. Strougov; V. Chuyanov; O. Maksimov; A. Ovtchinnikov

doi:10.1117/12.840940

17 February 2010 High-brightness 9XXnm pumps with wavelength stabilization

V. Gapontsev, N. Moshegov, P. Trubenko, A. Komissarov, I. Berishev, O. Raisky, N. Strougov, V. Chuyanov, O. Maksimov, A. Ovtchinnikov

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Proceedings Volume 7583, High-Power Diode Laser Technology and Applications VIII; 75830A (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.840940
Event: SPIE LASE, 2010, San Francisco, California, United States

Abstract

Further acceptance and fiber lasers and direct diode systems commercial success greatly depend on diodes' availability and cost ($/W). These two parameters should not compromise pumps' performance and reliability. We report on two high-brightness CW devices: high-power module launching over 100W and a pump capable of launching 50W of wavelength-stabilized emission. Devices are based on a single emitter platform and utilize a 105 μm core diameter fiber; radiation is confined within NA<0.13 in both designs. These hermetically sealed modules require passive cooling and are designed to operate with ≤ 30°C diodes' junction overheat. CW peak power efficiency is higher than 55% for both devices. The 25-30dB isolation option (feedback protection at 10XX-nm) is optional in either package. Modules have the industry's smallest footprint and are perfectly suited to serve pumping fiber lasers and direct materials processing markets.

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V. Gapontsev, N. Moshegov, P. Trubenko, A. Komissarov, I. Berishev, O. Raisky, N. Strougov, V. Chuyanov, O. Maksimov, and A. Ovtchinnikov "High-brightness 9XXnm pumps with wavelength stabilization", Proc. SPIE 7583, High-Power Diode Laser Technology and Applications VIII, 75830A (17 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.840940

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