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20-mW single-frequency integrated fiber MOPA with active noise reduction

G. A. Ball, G. Hull-Allen, and W. W. Morey

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Abstract

Single-frequency linear fiber lasers that use intracore Bragg reflectors for cavity feedback and mode selectivity are attractive for their engineering simplicity and convenient wavelength selectivity during manufacturing.1 Although low-bit-error-rate digital transmission has been achieved with these sources, noise bursts that inhibit the ability to achieve long-term, low-bit-error-rate digital transmission have been observed.2 This paper presents the operating characteristics of a linear, single-frequency, integrated master-oscillator power amplifier (MOPA) with active noise suppression.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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