In
this
work,
we
present
a
nonlinear
post-compression
with
an
average
power
exceeding
100
W
based
on
gas-filled
multipass
cell
providing
sub-two-cycle
pulses.
It
is
enabled
by
thulium-doped
fiber
chirped-pulsed
amplification
system.
Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(24), P. 43459 - 43459
Published: Oct. 30, 2024
An
all-fiber
structure
laser
based
on
divided-pulse
amplification
technology
and
a
hollow
core
anti-resonant
fiber
(HC-ARF)
is
proposed.
We
numerically
investigate
the
process
of
in
vectorial
nonlinear
Schrödinger
equations.
By
changing
splicing
angle
HC-ARF,
conventional
soliton
with
703
fs
can
be
divided
into
two
sub-pulses
orthogonal
polarization
states.
After
compression,
are
recombined
one
pulse
an
identical
HC-ARF.
The
combining
efficiency
limitations
that
originate
from
cross-phase
modulation,
self-phase
dispersion,
analyzed.
Moreover,
number
increase
to
eight
greatly
suppress
accumulation
phase
shifts,
by
using
three
segments
HC-ARF
angles
45°.
simulation
result
indicates
peak
power
average
improved
after
amplifying
sub-pulses.
work
provide
what
we
believe
new
method
for
achieving
high-peak
high-average
femtosecond
lasers.
In
this
work,
we
present
a
nonlinear
post-compression
with
an
average
power
exceeding
100
W
based
on
gas-filled
multipass
cell
providing
sub-two-cycle
pulses.
It
is
enabled
by
thulium-doped
fiber
chirped-pulsed
amplification
system.