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Finding suitable fiber amplifiers is one of the key strategies to increase the transmission capacity of fiber links. Recently, bismuth-doped fiber amplifiers (BDFAs) have attracted much attention due to their distinctive ultra-wideband luminescence properties. In this paper, we propose a linear cavity double pass structure for BDFA operating in the O and E bands. The design creates a linear cavity within the amplifier by combining a fiber Bragg grating (FBG) and a fiber mirror to achieve dual-wavelength pump at 1240 nm and 1310 nm. Meanwhile, the configuration of a circulator and mirror facilitates bidirectional signal propagation through the BDFA, resulting in a double-pass amplification structure. We have tested and analyzed the performance of the linear cavity double pass structure BDFA under different pump schemes and compared it with the conventional structure BDFA. The results show that the gain spectrum of the new structure is shifted toward longer wavelengths, and the gain band is extended from the O band to the O and E bands compared with the conventional structure. In particular, the linear cavity double pass structure BDFA has more relaxed requirements on the stability of the pump and signal power. This work provides a positive reference for the design, application, and development of BDFAs.
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