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Demonstration reveals 5.58 kW laser output in a fiber amplifier, suggesting strong fundamental mode selectivity and SBS suppression.
A 5.58 kW narrow-linewidth linearly polarized single-mode fiber amplifier is demonstrated using a double-parabola active fiber. The fiber design ensures strong fundamental-mode selectivity under bending through its double-parabola refractive index and Yb 3+ -doped profiles, while stress zone modulation is applied to approach the cutoff condition of the fast-axis mode. The system ultimately delivers a 5.58 kW output with a broadened spectrum of 88.5 GHz for SBS suppression, while maintaining a polarization extinction ratio above 19.6 dB throughout the power scaling process and M 2 ∼ 1.1 at 5.2 kW, representing the highest power-beam quality-polarization combination at this level.
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