RESUMO
A cost-effective fiber laser architecture is introduced in which the output seed pulse is stretched and then returned in the oscillator for an additional single-pass amplification without spectral broadening. It is implemented in an all-PM-fiber configuration based on a Mamyshev oscillator with a low repetition rate of 1 MHz. It features a linear oscillator bounded by two offset chirped fiber Bragg gratings accompanied by a third one acting as a pulse recycling filter. The latter tailors the pulse profile in amplitude and phase to seed femtosecond chirped-pulse amplification systems without additional pre-amplification nor pulse stretching. A single-pump prototype generating 200-nJ, 100-ps pulses compressible to 290 fs at 1030 nm and at 960 kHz is demonstrated. Furthermore, simulations show how this new oscillator architecture can provide tailored seed pulses with high enough spectral energy density and low enough nonlinear phase to generate sub-200 fs, 40 µJ, > 180 MW pulses from an all-fiber setup involving a single tapered-fiber power amplifier, without pulse picking.