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Orange laser pulses were successfully generated in a Pr‐doped waterproof fluoride glass fibre (Pr:WPFGF) using a graphene thin film as a saturable absorber (SA). Two pulse generation modes were observed: a continuous mode with 0.47 µs pulse duration with a 2.61 µs repetition period and a single giant pulse mode with 9.7 ns pulse duration. The peak wavelength was 603 nm. This result shows that a graphene thin film can be effective as an SA in the visible region, and in the future a visible ultra‐short pulse laser with a modelocking technique may be demonstrated.
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