Abstract:A technique by which the second order nonlinearity of poled silica fibre is significantly increased is demonstrated. Voltage assisted cooling technique offers a significant increase in χ (2) compared to the standard thermal poling technique.
“…The twin-hole fibre device is then fusion spliced into one arm of an allfibre Mach-Zehnder interferometer. Thus the growth of the induced SON is monitored by the online measurement of the electro-optic coefficient through the change in phase in the fibre device during thermal poling [5]. A SON value of ~0.15 pm/V was measured for the fibre used for this experiment.…”
Precise control of the bandwidth of second harmonic generation in silica fibres is realised through chirped period poling. The control of the acceptance bandwidth allows the frequency doubling of ultra-short pulsed laser sources.
“…The twin-hole fibre device is then fusion spliced into one arm of an allfibre Mach-Zehnder interferometer. Thus the growth of the induced SON is monitored by the online measurement of the electro-optic coefficient through the change in phase in the fibre device during thermal poling [5]. A SON value of ~0.15 pm/V was measured for the fibre used for this experiment.…”
Precise control of the bandwidth of second harmonic generation in silica fibres is realised through chirped period poling. The control of the acceptance bandwidth allows the frequency doubling of ultra-short pulsed laser sources.
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