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23 February 2009 Power scaling of mini-bar-based high-power 780-980nm pump modules at Spectra-Physics
Daming Liu, Serge Cutillas, Xu Jin, Sang-Ki Park, Kelly Johnson, Hanxuan Li, Tom Truchan, Ed Wolak, Terry Towe, Irving Chyr, Robert Miller, Arne Meissner, Dino Lenarduzzi, Robert Bullock, Jeff Mott, James Harrison
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Abstract
Continued advances in high power diode laser technology enable new applications and enhance existing ones. Recently, mini-bar based modules have been demonstrated which combine the advantages of independent emitter failures previously shown in single-stripe architectures with the improved brightness retention enabled by multi-stripe architectures. In this work we highlight advances in a family of compact, environmentally rugged mini-bar based fiber coupled Orion modules. Advances in PCE (power conversion efficiency) and reliable operating power from a 9xx nm wavelength unit are shown from such modules. Additionally, highly reliable fiber coupled operation and performance data is demonstrated in other wavelengths in the 780 - 980 nm range. Data demonstrating the scaling this technology to 25W and higher power levels will be given.
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Daming Liu, Serge Cutillas, Xu Jin, Sang-Ki Park, Kelly Johnson, Hanxuan Li, Tom Truchan, Ed Wolak, Terry Towe, Irving Chyr, Robert Miller, Arne Meissner, Dino Lenarduzzi, Robert Bullock, Jeff Mott, and James Harrison "Power scaling of mini-bar-based high-power 780-980nm pump modules at Spectra-Physics", Proc. SPIE 7198, High-Power Diode Laser Technology and Applications VII, 71981J (23 February 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.809862
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KEYWORDS
Fiber couplers

Reliability

Semiconductor lasers

Fiber coupled lasers

Laser applications

Diodes

Fiber lasers

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