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Development of a Spaceborne Fiber-based Laser MOPA Transmitter

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Abstract

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center has been developing an integrated path differential absorption (IPDA) lidar instrument concept to measure the column concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) from space. We will discuss the development effort of a space-qualified, single frequency, fiber-based master oscillator power amplifier with >450 µJ pulse energy, 7.5 kHz repetition rate, single spatial mode, and > 20 dB polarization extinction.

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