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In this paper, we investigate power scalability of ytterbium-doped ultra large core photonic crystal fiber laser operating on the zero-line transition. We first report on an 80 microm core diameter ytterbium-doped rod-type photonic crystal fiber laser emitting up to 94 W in continuous wave regime when operating at 977 nm, which is to our knowledge the highest output power ever achieved from a single-mode solid-state laser operating at this wavelength. Key parameters of ytterbium-doped three-level laser, such as transparency pump intensity, pump absorption saturation, and gain competition between three and four-level laser operation are then discussed in the particular context of high power fiber laser operating at 977 nm.
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