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A high power and repetition rate wavelength tunable actively mode-locked Holmium-doped fiber laser for bidirectional transmission between two HAPS

Mirza et al., 2023

Document ID
1083706529189738897
Author
Mirza J
Atieh A
AlQahtani S
Ghafoor S
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical and Quantum Electronics

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The optical transmission window around 2000 nm is getting significant attention for terrestrial and deep-space communication due to lowest absorption. Moreover, it is also being considered as an alternate optical window for spectral expansion beyond C-, L-, and …
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