The performance of a low-noise, Yb-doped nonlinear fiber amplifier seeded by a spectrally-filtered ~8-MHz ultrafast fiber Mamyshev oscillator was investigated across input wavelengths from ~1040 to 1064 nm. Using a simple and efficient setup, pulses as short as 31 fs with a small pedestal and energy up to 120 nJ were achieved from <1 nJ input pulses at shorter wavelengths. A detailed characterization of the noise performance of the master oscillator and the gain-managed nonlinear amplifier showed a relative intensity noise at a level of 0.2 % in the integration bandwidth from 2 Hz up to half of the repetition rate, highlighting the exceptional stability of the system

Gain-managed nonlinear amplification and noise performance of an Yb-doped fiber amplifier seeded at different wavelengths

Gotti, Riccardo;Canella, Francesco;Giannotti, Dario;Galzerano, Gianluca;
2026-01-01

Abstract

The performance of a low-noise, Yb-doped nonlinear fiber amplifier seeded by a spectrally-filtered ~8-MHz ultrafast fiber Mamyshev oscillator was investigated across input wavelengths from ~1040 to 1064 nm. Using a simple and efficient setup, pulses as short as 31 fs with a small pedestal and energy up to 120 nJ were achieved from <1 nJ input pulses at shorter wavelengths. A detailed characterization of the noise performance of the master oscillator and the gain-managed nonlinear amplifier showed a relative intensity noise at a level of 0.2 % in the integration bandwidth from 2 Hz up to half of the repetition rate, highlighting the exceptional stability of the system
2026
Fiber lasers, Fiber amplifiers, Ultrafast lasers, Mode-locked lasers, Lasers noise
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