论文信息 - Subpicosecond solitons in an actively mode-locked fiber laser.

Subpicosecond solitons in an actively mode-locked fiber laser.

Experimental results are presented for a study of the stability regime of an actively mode-locked polarizationmaintaining fiber ring laser used as a memory. Observations indicate that the pulse widths in the memory can be reduced (by soliton effects) by a factor of approximately 4.4 below the pulse widths predicted by standard active mode-locking theory. Stability regions for the solitons are mapped and compared with theoretical predictions.

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