A Q-switch is a device used in lasers to create high-intensity, short-duration pulses of light.
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A passively Q-switched mode-locked fiber laser operating at a fundamental repetition rate of 1 GHz has been demonstrated using Yb-Mg-doped silica glass as a laser medium, overcoming photodarkening effects and offering potential applications in optical frequency combs, bio-optical imaging, light communication, material processing, and microfabrication.
A laser q-switch, also known as a Q-switched laser, is a type of laser that is designed to produce very short and high-energy pulses of light.
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