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Fractional Talbot effect induced rational-harmonic mode-locking of 40-GHz SOA fiber laser

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Abstract

The 2nd-order fractional Talbot effect is employed to multiply the 10-GHz optical pulse-train injection for 2nd-order ration-harmonic-mode-locking of a SOA fiber laser at 40-GHz. With improved modulation-depth by enlarging pulse-extinction-ratio from 0.55 to 2.3, the SOAFL generates 8 ps pulsewidth and 170 fs timing jitter when injection-pulse with 2-GHz peak-to-peak chirp.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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