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High-quality, large-area monolayer graphene for efficient bulk laser mode-locking near 1.25 μm

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Abstract

High-quality monolayer graphene as large as 1.2×1.2cm2 was synthesized by chemical vapor deposition and used as a transmitting saturable absorber for efficient passive mode-locking of a femtosecond bulk solid-state laser. The monolayer graphene mode-locked Cr:forsterite laser was tunable around 1.25μm and delivered sub-100fs pulses with output powers up to 230mW. The nonlinear optical characteristics of the monolayer graphene saturable absorber and the mode-locked operation were then compared with the case of the bilayer graphene saturable absorber.

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