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4 March 2015 Pulse shaping in fiber lasers for high energy micromachining applications
Doron Barness, Eitan Rowen, Nir Shalev, Jacob Lasri, Eran Inbar
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Abstract
We demonstrate a fiber laser design capable of generating shaped pulses with up to 1mJ pulse energy while keeping near diffraction limited beam quality. By controlling both the temporal and spectral characteristics of the seeder in a MOPA configuration we were able to achieve long pulses in the 100’s nanosecond range without the limiting effect of gain depletion and without reaching the detrimental SBS threshold. With this configuration we demonstrated 1mJ rectangular pulses which prove highly efficient for micromachining applications over equally energetic higher peak power gain saturated pulses.
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Doron Barness, Eitan Rowen, Nir Shalev, Jacob Lasri, and Eran Inbar "Pulse shaping in fiber lasers for high energy micromachining applications", Proc. SPIE 9344, Fiber Lasers XII: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 934427 (4 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2079869
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KEYWORDS
Pulse shaping

Fiber lasers

Micromachining

Superluminescent sources

Diffraction

Optical filters

Polonium

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