Fiber Laser and Their Applications

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Fiber Laser and Their Applications

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September 2023

160 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-8713-4 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Fiber Laser and Their Applications that was published in

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Summary

Fiber lasers are key components that have attracted wide attention owing to their advantages such as compact structure, high peak power, high efficiency, and excellent beam quality. To date, considerable efforts have been undertaken to improve the emission performance of optical fiber lasers, including their pulse duration, peak power, and stability. Furthermore, high-peak-power fiber lasers have been adopted as an edge tool in both research and industry fields, such as nonlinear optics, optical imaging, laser processing, and 3D printing. The aim of this reprint is to provide a comprehensive exploration of fiber lasers and their diverse applications.

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chiral photonic crystal fiber; circular polarization beam splitter; fiber-optical element; orthogonally polarized laser; Ho:LuLiF₄; dual-wavelength; multi-wavelength fiber laser; Raman fiber laser; random fiber laser; fiber loop mirror; architectural aluminum formwork; concrete adhesion layer; laser cleaning; cleaning mechanism; process experiment; frequency comb; four-wave mixing; random fiber laser; Brillouin scattering; Rayleigh scattering; nonlinear optical loop mirror; dynamic characteristics; niobium diselenide; saturable absorber; nonlinear absorption characteristics; fiber laser; mode-locked laser; fiber laser; fiber Bragg gratings; distributed Bragg reflectors; composite erbium fiber; single-frequency regime; narrow linewidth; multicore fiber; tellurite glass fiber; stimulated Raman scattering (SRS); Raman gain; trivalent thulium ions; laser amplification; micro structure fabricating; LIFT; solar cell grid lines; morphological characteristics; printing mechanisms; fiber lasers; mode locking; active mode locking; partial mode locking; laser cavity resonators; laser mode locking; laser tuning; ring lasers; laser theory; radio frequency; detuned mode locking; mode relocking; random fiber laser; fiber Bragg gratings array; artificial Rayleigh fiber; erbium-doped germanophosphosilicate optical fiber; laser surface texturing; nickel; superhydrophobicity; tribology; contact angle; fiber laser; random distributed feedback; ytterbium-doped fiber; fiber Bragg grating; single-frequency laser