Abstract
We demonstrate an all-fiber oscillator with high optical-to-optical efficiency using laser diodes working at 915nm as the pump sources to reduce the demand for thermal management. When the output power of the bidirectional pumped oscillator is 1.16kW, the optical-to-optical efficiency is as high as 75.4%. In this working state, the output characteristics of the oscillator are observed. The Raman suppression ratio is 41.23dB and the beam quality factor M(x)(2) = 1.14, M(y)(2) = 1.29. Analyzing the time trajectory of the highest power output, there are no significant characteristic peaks in the time domain signal and the frequency domain signal, which indicates that the oscillator has good stability.Improving the output characteristics of the 915nm pumping lasers has a positive significance for the application of non-strict ambient temperature control.