Stable Mode-Locked Nanosecond Chirp-Free Pulse Generation With Ultra-Narrow Bandwidth PROJECT TITLE :Stable Mode-Locked Nanosecond Chirp-Free Pulse Generation With Ultra-Narrow BandwidthABSTRACT:A stable nanosecond chirp-free pulse generation with ultra-narrow bandwidth is established from a passively mode-locked erbium-doped fiber laser with a homemade fiber Bragg grating as the intra-cavity filter and careful intra-cavity dispersion management introduced. The laser generates nearly chirp-free pulse that is shut to the Fourier remodel-restricted condition. The measured pulsewidth is two ns and therefore the spectral width is solely 192 MHz. The measured time jitter is below 1%. The heart beat repetition rate is 982 kHz, which reveals there are only 195 oscillating longitudinal modes. This is often the longest duration of single stable chirp-free pulse in passively continuous-wave mode-locked fiber lasers to our best data. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest High-Stress Resistance Fiber Refractometer Based on MMF Sandwiched Between Two SMF Half-Tapers Asymmetric Silicon Slot-Waveguide-Assisted Polarizing Beam Splitter
