Large-Chirp Mode-Locking Device for Ultrafast Lasers
Conventional low-chirp fiber gratings have narrow bandwidths and high dispersion due to limits on their chirp coefficients, so they generally cannot serve as broadband filters. High-chirp gratings have wider bandwidths and lower dispersion, making them convenient for broadband filtering, amplifier noise suppression, gain flattening, and fiber sensing. Fiber-grating dispersion compensation is attracting increasing attention. Using large fiber gratings for dispersion compensation (pulse stretching/compression) is a core technology in ultrafast lasers and has become an important application direction for high-chirp fiber gratings.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength Range | 800~1700 nm |
| Bandwidth | 0.2~100 nm |
| Dispersion Rate | 0.1~2000 ps² |
| Reflectance | up~99.0 |
| Fiber Type | Polarization-maintaining fiber |
| Package Type | Recoating or metal tube |
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