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High-temperature sensing using surface relief fiber Bragg gratings
TL Lowder, KH Smith, BL Ipson, AR Hawkins, RH Selfridge, SM Schultz
IEEE photonics technology letters 17 (9), 1926-1928, 2005
1142005
Volatile organic compound sensing using a surface-relief D-shaped fiber Bragg grating and a polydimethylsiloxane layer
TL Lowder, JD Gordon, SM Schultz, RH Selfridge
Optics letters 32 (17), 2523-2525, 2007
682007
Surface-relief fiber Bragg gratings for sensing applications
KH Smith, BL Ipson, TL Lowder, AR Hawkins, RH Selfridge, SM Schultz
Applied optics 45 (8), 1669-1675, 2006
612006
Optical D-fiber-based volatile organic compound sensor
JD Gordon, TL Lowder, RH Selfridge, SM Schultz
Applied optics 46 (32), 7805-7810, 2007
252007
Single-frequency 336 W spliceless all-fiber amplifier based on a chirally-coupled-core fiber for the next generation of gravitational wave detectors
S Hochheim, E Brockmüller, P Wessels, J Koponen, T Lowder, S Novotny, ...
Journal of Lightwave Technology 40 (7), 2136-2143, 2022
212022
Single-frequency chirally coupled-core all-fiber amplifier with 100 W in a linearly polarized TEM00 mode
S Hochheim, M Steinke, P Wessels, O De Varona, J Koponen, T Lowder, ...
Optics letters 45 (4), 939-942, 2020
202020
Limits of femtosecond fiber amplification by parabolic pre-shaping
W Fu, Y Tang, TS McComb, TL Lowder, FW Wise
JOSA B 34 (3), A37-A42, 2017
182017
Temporal response of surface-relief fiber Bragg gratings to high temperature CO 2 laser heating
TL Lowder, JA Newman, WM Kunzler, JD Young, RH Selfridge, ...
Applied optics 47 (20), 3568-3573, 2008
132008
High-peak power, flexible-pulse parameter, chirally coupled core (3C) fiber-based picosecond MOPA systems
TS McComb, D McCal, R Farrow, TL Lowder, D Logan, J Green, ...
SPIE LASE, 896112-896112-9, 2014
112014
Packaging of surface relief fiber Bragg gratings for use as strain sensors at high temperature
RH Selfridge, SM Schultz, TL Lowder, VP Wnuk, A Méndez, S Ferguson, ...
Smart Structures and Materials, 616702-616702-7, 2006
112006
Fully controllable burst shaping individual pulses from picosecond fiber lasers
T Lowder, TN Kutscha, D McCal, TS McComb, J Green
US Patent 9,837,784, 2017
82017
Polarization analysis of surface-relief D-fiber Bragg gratings
TL Lowder, BR Tebbs, RH Selfridge, SM Schultz, KH Smith, TD Monte
Applied optics 46 (13), 2387-2393, 2007
82007
Highly-Integrated Signal and Pump Combiner in Chirally-Coupled-Core Fibers
S Hochheim, E Brockmüller, P Wessels, M Steinke, J Koponen, T Lowder, ...
Journal of Lightwave Technology 39 (22), 7246-7250, 2021
72021
Multi-Axis Bend Sensing Using a Single Surface Relief Fiber Bragg Grating
TL Lowder, BR Tebbs, SM Schultz, RH Selfridge
Optical Fiber Sensors, TuB4, 2006
72006
Advanced FBG sensing through rapid spectral interrogation
W Kunzler, J Newman, D Wilding, Z Zhu, T Lowder, R Selfridge, S Schultz, ...
The 15th International Symposium on: Smart Structures and Materials …, 2008
62008
Advanced metal processing enabled by fiber lasers with tunable beam properties
DA Kliner, RL Farrow, J Lugo, B O'Dea, R Hawke, B Victor, K Gross, ...
Fiber Lasers XIX: Technology and Systems 11981, 72-85, 2022
52022
Surface relief D-fiber Bragg gratings for sensing applications
TL Lowder
ProQuest, 2008
52008
Monolithic amplifier based on a Chirally-coupled-core fiber
S Hochheim, M Steinke, J Koponen, T Lowder, S Novotny, J Neumann, ...
The European Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, cj_p_19, 2019
42019
Low noise spliceless single-frequency chirally-coupled-core all-fiber amplifier
S Hochheim, E Brockmüller, P Wessels, J Koponen, T Lowder, S Novotny, ...
Fiber Lasers XVIII: Technology and Systems 11665, 116651L, 2021
32021
Pump combiner with chirally coupled core fibers for side pumped single frequency all fiber amplifiers
E Brockmüller, S Hochheim, P Wessels, J Koponen, T Lowder, S Novotny, ...
Components and Packaging for Laser Systems VII 11667, 116670J, 2021
32021
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