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100 kW CW fiber laser for industrial applications

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In this article, the world's most powerful laser system for industrial applications is presented, which combines record 101.3 kW output power, continuous-wave operational mode and an excellent beam quality.
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The world’s most powerful laser system for industrial applications would be presented. Ytterbium fiber laser combines record 101.3 kW output power, continuous-wave operational mode and an excellent beam quality. Beam parameter product (BPP) does not exceed 16 mm x mrad, when we use 300 μm x 10 m feeding fiber, or near 25 mm x mrad, when fiber-to-fiber output coupler with 500 μm x 50 m process fiber is used. Emission wavelength is 1070 nm. High wall-plug efficiency 35.4%, compact laser cabinet and total weight less than 3600 kg open the new opportunities in different industrial and mobile applications. Keywords—Lasers, fiber; Infrared and far-infrared lasers

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Mid-IR fused fiber couplers

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New generation of high average power industry grade ultrafast ytterbium fiber lasers

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Diffraction Limited Ultra-High-Power Fiber Lasers

TL;DR: In this article, a novel pumping approach is proposed to overcome three interdependent obstacles: insufficient-pump-brightness, excess-heat-generation, and non-linearities in the fiber.
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