Cascaded four-wave mixing generation in photonic crystal fibers

Hou, Jing; Liu, Ying; Leng, Jinyong; Zhang, Pu; Jiang, Zongfu

doi:10.1007/s00340-013-5517-z

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“…A summary of the dominant mechanisms for the different pulse and dispersion regimes as described by Genty et. al [18,22] and are present in Table 1. With high intensity picoseconds or femtoseconds pulsed sources and PCF introduction, length of optical fiber was reduced and spectral width of Supercontinuum generation was improved significantly [22].…”

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“…al [18,22] and are present in Table 1. With high intensity picoseconds or femtoseconds pulsed sources and PCF introduction, length of optical fiber was reduced and spectral width of Supercontinuum generation was improved significantly [22]. This work presents the Supercontinuum generation based on MI and SRS interaction on the normal regime of GVD, by using short length optical fibers and a picoseconds pulsed pumping source.…”

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“…In order to understand the supercontinuum generation mechanisms several works have been reported [6,[17][18][19][20][21][22]. A summary of the dominant mechanisms for the different pulse and dispersion regimes as described by Genty et.…”

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Experimental analysis of the interaction between modulation instability and stimulated raman scattering in short lengths of optical fibers

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Estudillo-Ayala

Rojas-Laguna

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Electronics, Communications and Computers (CONIELECOMP)

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In this work the interaction between modulation instability (MI) and stimulated RamanScattering (SRS) in conventional short fibers (8m) to supercontinuum generation is reported. Here we used short length optical fibers pumped with a microchip laser emitting a pulsed signal at 1064 nm wavelength and 700ps. Moreover was obtained a detailed analysis of spectral evolution of pulses propagated through the fiber. Hence MI is observed as first nonlinear effect unchaining more of those until reach a 293 nm wide spectrum. A comparative analysis was done between 1060XP and SM28 short section optic fibers showing important SRS gaining differences, achieving on SMF28 fiber a higher gain on anti-Stokes wavelength. On the other side was achieved a higher broadening spectral on 1060XP fiber than the one generated on communications optical.

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Experimental analysis of the interaction between modulation instability and stimulated raman scattering in short lengths of optical fibers

González-Reyna

Estudillo-Ayala

Rojas-Laguna

et al. 2014

2014 International Conference on Electronics, Communications and Computers (CONIELECOMP)

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“…For the two-CW-pump method, increasing power could be much more difficult, so the bandwidths of CFWM products were smaller than 100 nm although an optical feedback had been introduced [6]. Based on these analyses, we obtained broadband CFWM products around 1 μm [12,13], using a high-peak-power pulse and a weak CW signal. As the schematic in Fig.…”

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Cascaded four-wave mixing seeded by two continuous wave signals

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We report on the broadband-cascaded four-wave mixing (CFWM) products generated in a photonic crystal fiber pumped by a picosecond pulse and seeded by two continuous wave (CW) signals. The equal and unequal frequency spaced CFWM products could be obtained through continuously tuning one of the CW wavelengths. Among the equally spaced CFWM products, the smallest frequency spacing was 477 GHz. The influences of the Raman scattering and the third-order dispersion on the CFWM were also discussed.

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“…13,14 Up to now, a lot of works on FWM have been demonstrated based on fibers with various structures and different materials. [15][16][17][18][19][20][21] Especially for the latter, the material properties exert much greater influence on FWM. Although fiber materials such as Ge-doped silica and chalcogenide have been extensively investigated, 22-24 the tellurite fibers are left barely touched.…”

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Continuous-wave four-wave mixing in a single-mode tellurite fiber

Cheng

Deng

Xue

et al. 2014

Applied Physics Letters

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Four-wave mixing in a 6 -m long single-mode tellurite (78TeO2-5Bi2O3-5ZnO-12Na2O, mol%, TBZN) fiber was experimentally observed with the continuous-wave (CW) pump wavelengths changing from ∼1530 to 1565 nm. Conversion efficiency of ∼−20 dB was obtained with the CW signal input power of ∼5 mW at the pump wavelength of ∼1565 nm. The optical signal gain in the TBZN tellurite fiber was numerically simulated, and the result agreed well with the experiment.

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Cascaded four-wave mixing generation in photonic crystal fibers

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

Experimental analysis of the interaction between modulation instability and stimulated raman scattering in short lengths of optical fibers

Experimental analysis of the interaction between modulation instability and stimulated raman scattering in short lengths of optical fibers

Cascaded four-wave mixing seeded by two continuous wave signals

Continuous-wave four-wave mixing in a single-mode tellurite fiber

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