Fiber Laser Mode-Locked by Carbon Nanotubes as Saturable Absorber in Fiber End

S.Y. Liu; B. Li; Z.Y. Wang; L.T. Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.743.824

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Fiber Laser Mode-Locked by Carbon Nanotubes as Saturable Absorber in Fiber End

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We incorporate carbon nanotubes on the silver mirror as saturable absorber and modelock fiber laser was realized. Q-switch fiber laser are also demonstrated with fiber end merged in CNTs solution.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 743)

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S.Y. Liu*, B. Li, Z.Y. Wang, L.T. Wang

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Cnts, Fiber Laser, Passive Mode-Lock, Saturable Absorber

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