论文信息 - Passively mode-locked Raman fiber laser with 100 GHz repetition rate.

Passively mode-locked Raman fiber laser with 100 GHz repetition rate.

We experimentally demonstrate the operation of a passively mode-locked Raman fiber ring laser with an ultrahigh repetition rate of 100 GHz and up to 430 mW of average output power. This laser constitutes a simple wavelength versatile pulsed optical source. Stable mode locking is based on dissipative four-wave mixing with a single fiber Bragg grating acting as the mode-locking element.

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