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Mutual injection-locking and coherent combining of two individual fiber lasers

Chen et al., 2008

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5876599271611984139
Author
Chen Z
Hou J
Zhou P
Jiang Z
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IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics

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In this paper, mutual injection-locking and coherent combining are demonstrated with two individual erbium-doped fiber lasers that were coupled by two fiber splitters. Mutual injection- locking theory of two lasers is analyzed. In the free-running state, the far-field beam profile is …
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