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Picosecond CPA Fiber Laser with 0.4 mJ Pulse Energy and 423 W Average Power Based on XLMA Triple-clad Fiber

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Abstract

A high-average-power 0.4-mJ picosecond chirped pulse amplification (CPA) system based on an Extra-Large-Mode Area (XLMA) 100/400/480 µm Yb-doped Triple Clad Fiber (TCF) is demonstrated. The pulse energy of 0.62 mJ with an average power of 620 W is obtained in the main TCF amplifier. After pulse compression, an average power of 423 W with a pulse duration of 7.6 ps is achieved indicating a high peak power of 55.7 MW. To the best of our knowledge, this is the highest output ultrashort pulse energy at 400-W scale by using an Yb-doped TCF.

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