Abstract

A model for a fiber Raman laser has been numerically solved including all the interactions between forward and backward travelling waves. The predicted numerical results are experimentally confirmed using a fiber Raman laser with P2O5-doped fiber. The maximum output power of 3.1 W at 1483.5 nm with a slope efficiency of 46% is experimentally obtained using a 300 m P2O5-doped fiber. Numerical results suggest that an output power of as much as 4 W with a slope efficiency of 57% can be achieved if the Raman cavity is optimized for the same input pump power.

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