Timing-Jitter Reduction by Use of a Spectral Filter in a Broadband Femtosecond Fiber Laser PROJECT TITLE :Timing-Jitter Reduction by Use of a Spectral Filter in a Broadband Femtosecond Fiber LaserABSTRACT:We have a tendency to demonstrate an experimental reduction of timing jitter in an exceedingly nonlinear-polarization-evolution-based mostly passively mode-locked fiber laser. This laser operates on the stretched pulse regime at 201 MHz repetition rate. By incorporating a correct bandpass filter (BPF) into the cavity, the impact of the BPF on pulse output characteristics is investigated. The timing jitter of the output pulse is reduced considerably from twenty nine.nine to 17.4 fs (each integrated among one kHz–ten MHz) and the total-width at [*fr1]-most is >sixty nm. This high repetition rate, low timing jitter, broadband fiber laser may be an excellent candidate for top-speed, and high-resolution photonic analog-to-digital conversion system. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Experimental Measurement of Fiber-Wireless Transmission via Multimode-Locked Solitons From a Ring Laser EDF Cavity Saliency-Based Position Estimation of Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Machines Using Square-Wave Voltage Injection With a Single Current Sensor
