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9 W Average Power, 150 kHz Repetition Rate Diamond Raman Laser at 1519 nm, Pumped by a Yb Fibre Amplifier

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Publication Date2019-06-01
AuthorsŁukasz Dziechciarczyk, Sheng Zhu, Di Lin, Thomas W. Hawkins, Liang Dong
InstitutionsUniversity of Strathclyde, University of Southampton
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Abstract

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Commercially available pulsed fibre lasers at ~1.5 Āµm have many uses in imaging, defense, communications and light radar (LIDAR) [1]. For 3D scanning LIDAR, higher signal-to-noise ratio requires lasers with high average power and high pulse repetition rate (ideally several MHz) for faster scanning rate, whereas to improve distance resolution requires pulse durations.

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  1. 2001 - International Electrotechnical Comission, Safety of laser products – Part 1, 60825-1

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