An optical fiber securing structure includes: an optical fiber including a coating, and a coating-removed section in which a partial section of the coating is removed from the optical fiber; a reinforcement member including main surfaces and a groove formed from one of the main surfaces toward an inside of the reinforcement member, where the groove has a pair of side walls and a bottom wall; and a resin member that secures the coating-removed section to the pair of side walls and the bottom wall. A bottom part of the groove that includes the bottom wall has a widthwise cross-sectional shape where the bottom wall constitutes a trapezoidal shape such that a distance between the pair of side walls becomes greater in a direction away from the bottom wall.

A broadband source device configured for generating broadband radiation or white light output. The broadband source device includes a gas cell, and a hollow-core photonic crystal fiber at least partially enclosed within the gas cell. A gas mixture is within the gas cell and the hollow-core photonic crystal fiber. The gas mixture includes at least one Raman active molecular gas constituting more than 2% of the gas mixture, such that the broadband source device operates in a balanced Kerr-Raman nonlinear interaction regime.

A light conversion device is provided that includes a main body and a light conversion arrangement. The main body includes heatsink and is on a back side of the light conversion arrangement. The light conversion arrangement has a front side with light conversion elements separated from one another at least regionally by a trench. The light conversion elements, when irradiated with primary light on the front side, are configured to emit secondary light having a different wavelength from the front side.

Some embodiments may include a fiber laser system comprising: a pump combiner; a plurality of fiber laser pump modules arranged for pumping a pulsed output from the fiber laser system; and a pump controller to operate in a first operation mode to pump a pulsed output from the fiber laser system and to operate in a second different operation mode to pump a continuous wave (CW) output from the fiber laser system; the pump controller to, in the first operation mode, simultaneously activate individual fiber laser pump modules of the plurality of fiber laser pump modules; and the pump controller to, in the second operation mode, sequentially activate the individual fiber laser pump modules of the plurality of fiber laser pump modules. Other embodiments may be disclosed and/or claimed.

A semiconductor-fiber-laser assembly is provided that includes a pumping module, an active optical fiber and an assembling board. The active optical fiber is provided on an upper surface of the assembling board, the pumping module is provided on a surface of the assembling board that is the same as or opposite to the upper surface; and input-side and output-side optical-fiber gratings are provided at two ends of the active optical fiber, to form a laser resonator between the input-side and output-side optical-fiber gratings. The pumping module includes a plurality of semiconductor-laser single emitters, a collimating-lens group and a mirror group that are sequentially arranged, and light beams from the semiconductor-laser single emitters pass through the mirror group to realize beam combination.

An optical fiber amplifier compatible with a small form-factor pluggables (SFP+) package includes a housing, and a circuit device and an optical path device that are disposed in the housing, where the housing includes a structure compatible with an SFP+ package and is provided with an accommodation space; both the circuit device and the optical path device are located in the accommodation space, and the optical path device is located below the circuit device; the circuit device is provided with a card edge connector, and the card edge connector can be exposed outside the housing. The optical fiber amplifier compatible with an SFP+ package has a compact internal space. The amplifer has an appearance compatible with a standard SFP+ package. An electrical interface pin also meets a requirement of an existing SFP+ package, and dynamic plugging and plug-and-play can be satisfied.

An ultraviolet laser apparatus includes: a semiconductor laser that emits an excitation laser light; a fiber laser medium to which the excitation laser light enters from the semiconductor laser and that causes laser oscillation; and an external resonator that: converts a wavelength of a laser light oscillated in the fiber laser medium, and outputs an ultraviolet region continuous wave of at least 0.1W.

A broadband optical amplifier for operation in the 2 μm visible wavelength band is based upon a single-clad Tm-doped fiber amplifier (TDFA). A compact pump source uses a combination of low-power laser diode with a fiber laser to provide a multi-watt pump beam without needing to include thermal management and/or pump wavelength stability components. The broadband optical amplifier is therefore able to be relatively compact device with fiber coupled output powers of >0.5 W CW, high small signal gain, low noise figure, and large OSNR, important for use as a versatile wideband preamplifier or power booster amplifier.

A fiber laser apparatus includes: an amplification optical fiber that amplifies a laser beam; one or more pumping light sources that generate pumping light that is supplied to the amplification optical fiber; an output optical fiber including a first core that allows the laser beam amplified by the amplification optical fiber to propagate therethrough, and a first cladding having a refractive index lower than a refractive index of the first core and surrounding a circumference of the first core; a delivery fiber including a second core optically coupled to the first core of the output optical fiber, and a second cladding having a refractive index lower than a refractive index of the second core and surrounding a circumference of the second core; and a first housing unit that houses the amplification optical fiber and the output optical fiber therein.

A laser oscillator includes a first structure disposed with an optical section, a second structure disposed with a power source section, and an electric cable that electrically connects the optical section and the power source section. The first structure is removably coupled to the second structure, the electric cable is removably connected to at least one of the power source section and the optical section, and the optical section is allowed to be replaced.