Abstract
We propose and demonstrate a 5-cm-long monolithic dual-wavelength single-longitudinal mode distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) all-phosphate fiber laser. Strong UV-induced fiber Bragg gratings are directly written in highly Er/Yb codoped phosphate fiber. The separation between gratings is selected as 1cm to only excite two longitudinal modes in the DBR cavity. By exploiting the spatial hole burning effect and the polarization hole burning effect, stable narrow-linewidth dual-wavelength lasing emission with 38pm wavelength spacing and a total emitted power of 2.8mW is obtained from this DBR fiber laser. A microwave signal at 4.58GHz is generated by the heterodyne detection of the dual-wavelength laser.
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