Diffraction properties of transmission photorefractive volume gratings in a cerium-doped potassium sodium strontium barium niobate crystal

Liang, Baolai; Wang, Zhaoqi; Mu, Guoguang; Guan, Jiuhong; Cartwright, Colin M.

doi:10.1364/ao.38.005552

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“…The solid curve in fig. (3) is the numerical fitting result according to equation (2). It can be seen that the experimental results and the theory are coincident quite well.…”

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<title>Properties of degenerate four-wave mixing with Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiberlike crystal</title>

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Properties of degenerate four-wave mixing in a Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiber-like crystal under the conditions that the angle between the pump beam and the signal beam is smaller and bigger was studied. It is found that there are two interaction regions of degenerate four-wave mixing in the sample when the angle is bigger, and four-times enhancement of the maximum phase-conjugate reflectivity compared with that in smaller angle condition is obtained. The experimental results of the phase-conjugate reflectivity versus the intensity of signal beams, and versus the ratio of the pump beams are presented, which are numerically fitted by theoretical equations. They are coincident quite well. The property of the four-wave mixing gratings and the phase-conjugate response time of Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiber-like crystal were studied. The response time could be faster, in an order of second in our experimental conditions.

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“…The solid curve in fig. (3) is the numerical fitting result according to equation (2). It can be seen that the experimental results and the theory are coincident quite well.…”

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confidence: 60%

<title>Properties of degenerate four-wave mixing with Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiberlike crystal</title>

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“…As high gain photorefractive materials, doped KNSBN crystals had strong beam fanning effect and their two-wave coupling processes were more complicated. Thoroughly understanding the two-wave coupling process in doped KNSBN crystals has significant importance in applications such as volume holographic storage, optical information process and optical switch [6][7][8][9] . Among the experimental studies of doped KNSBN crystals, most of the reports focused on the steady two-wave coupling properties, while the reports of the dynamic properties were mainly theoretical simulation [10][11][12][13] .…”

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Dynamic properties of two-wave coupling in Ce:KNSBN crystal

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Wei

et al. 2005

SPIE Proceedings

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In this experiment, the dynamic two-wave coupling properties of extraordinarily polarized He-Ne 632.8nm laser beam in a Ce:KNSBN crystal were studied with a real-time data-acquisition system. The transmitted pump beam intensity I p ' and the transmitted signal beam intensity I s ' were recorded as a function of time. While the incident beams of two-wave coupling are both with extraordinary polarization, a great fanning will generate and it would affect the two-wave coupling dynamic properties. The dynamic evolution of two-wave coupling had great differences while the total incident beam intensity and the incident beam intensity ratio were different. The coupled-wave equations were modified according to the beam-fanning threshold phenomena and the experimental data. The theoretical calculation results obtained from the modified coupled-wave equations were agree with the experimental data very well.

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“…It is worth noting that this energy exchange is not the typical energy transfer observed in beam fanning or two-beam coupling in the photorefractive crystal. 20,21) In the latter case, energy transfer occurs under the phase-matched condition, i.e., energy only transfers opposite to the c-axis direction of the SBN crystal. In our experiments, energy transfer through soliton collision happens both in/opposite c-axis directions.…”

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Energy Transfer through Photorefractive Spatial Soliton Interaction

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Guo

Jiang

et al. 2013

Appl. Phys. Express

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In this research, we investigate the interaction between colliding photorefractive spatial solitons. The energy transfer from a vector soliton to a scalar soliton is quantitatively investigated. The energy exchange efficiency increases as the input intensity ratio of the vector soliton increases, while it decreases as the collision angle increases. It is also found that the spatial solitons interact with each other like particles, and the energy of each soliton is conserved after the collision. This observation provides preliminary data for optical computation applications via photorefractive spatial solitons.

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Diffraction properties of transmission photorefractive volume gratings in a cerium-doped potassium sodium strontium barium niobate crystal

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<title>Properties of degenerate four-wave mixing with Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiberlike crystal</title>

<title>Properties of degenerate four-wave mixing with Ce:KNSBN photorefractive fiberlike crystal</title>

Dynamic properties of two-wave coupling in Ce:KNSBN crystal

Energy Transfer through Photorefractive Spatial Soliton Interaction

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