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By using a subring cavity incorporated with a saturable absorber, a stable single-frequency selection is realized in a linear-cavity fiber laser, which is constructed using a broadband fiber mirror and a partial reflectance fiber Bragg grating as the cavity ends. At 1550.33 nm, the laser has an optical signal-to-noise-ratio of >53.28 dB and with linewidth less than 1 MHz. The pumping efficiency is 25% improved by recycling the residual pump power to gain medium. The power stability and wavelength stability have also been studied.
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Liaw, S.K., Wang, S., Shin, C.S. et al. Linear-cavity fiber laser using subring-cavity incorporated saturable absorber for single-frequency operation. Laser Phys. 20, 1744–1746 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1054660X1015003X
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