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A laser that uses a doped fiber as a gain medium, or a laser whose laser resonator is mostly composed of fiber.

A superradiance light source (also known as an ASE light source) is a superradiance-based broadband light source (white light source). (It is often mistakenly called a superluminescent light source, which is based on a different phenomenon called superfluorescence.) Generally, a superluminescent light source contains a laser gain medium that is excited to radiate light and then amplified to emit light.

Directly generating visible light from compact all-fiber lasers while maintaining high output characteristics has always been a research topic in laser technology. Here, Ji et al. proposed a method to develop dual-wavelength lasers using the excitation mechanism in holmium-doped ZBLAN fluoride glass fibers, and experimentally achieved high output performance of all-fiber lasers, especially operating in the deep red band under 640 nm pumping. Notably, a maximum continuous wave output power of 271 mW was achieved at 750 nm with a slope efficiency of 45.1%, which is the highest direct output power recorded in all-fiber lasers with a core diameter of less than 10 μm in the deep red band.

According to the order of Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the Russian government will allocate 140 billion rubles over 10 years for the construction of the world's first new synchrotron laser accelerator SILA. The project requires the construction of three synchrotron radiation centers in Russia.

The 980/1550nm wavelength division multiplexer (WDM) is a key component of erbium-doped fiber lasers and amplifiers. 980/1550nm WDM is mostly made of single-mode fiber (SMF) and made by winding fusion tapering method. With the development of optical fiber communication and sensing technology and the successful development of polarization-maintaining fibers, PMF circulators and isolators, more and more systems use PMF and polarization-maintaining devices to package the polarization characteristics of the optical transmission in the subsystem.