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High-repetition-rate pulsed fiber laser based on virtually imaged phased array

Chen et al., 2020

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9440754439054289352
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Chen X
Gao Y
Jiang J
Liu M
Luo A
Luo Z
Xu W
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Chinese Optics Letters

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High-repetition-rate (HRR) pulsed fiber lasers have attracted much attention in various fields. To effectively achieve HRR pulses in fiber lasers, dissipative four-wave-mixing mode- locking is a promising method. In this work, we demonstrated an HRR pulsed fiber laser …
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