Frequency-domain phase-conjugate femtosecond pulse generation using frequency resolved cross-phase modulation

Nishioka, H.; Ichihashi, Sosuke; Ueda, Ken–ichi

doi:10.1109/cleo.2002.1033459

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“…(14) shows that the input polarized optical signal cannot be recovered exactly in the system using midway OTDPC. The propagation of polarized signals in the system is not stable and influenced by the birefringence severely.…”

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Control of polarization signal distortion by frequency domain phase conjugation in optical fiber systems

Wang

2008

Sci. China Ser. G-Phys. Mech. As

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Optical frequency domain phase conjugation (FDPC) is based on phase conjugation of spectrum of an input signal. It is equivalent to the phase conjugation and the time reversal of the temporal envelope of an input signal. The use of FDPC to control polarization signal distortion in birefringent optical fiber systems is proposed. Evolution of polarization signals in the system using midway FDPC is analyzed theoretically and simulated numerically. It is shown that the distortion of polarization signals can be controlled effectively by FDPC. The impairments due to dispersion and nonlinear effects can be suppressed simultaneously.frequency domain phase conjugation, polarization, dispersion, nonlinear effects

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Control of polarization signal distortion by frequency domain phase conjugation in optical fiber systems

Wang

2008

Sci. China Ser. G-Phys. Mech. As

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“…The frequency domain phase conjugator (FDPC) generates time-reversed replica of a phase modulated (frequency chirped) pulse [1]. The time-reversed replica regenerates initial pulse shape after passing though again the same GDD element.…”

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Instantaneous optical-phase-recording in a two-photon gated Bragg grating

Hayasaka

Nishoka²,

Ueda³

2005 Pacific Rim Conference on Lasers &Amp;amp; Electro-Optics

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Temporal phase structure of an optical pulse has been recoded with a 10 fs temporal resolution in a two-photon formed Bragg grating. The refractive index modulation of 0.01 has been achieved with 6 nano-joule IR laser pulses.The frequency domain phase conjugator (FDPC) generates time-reversed replica of a phase modulated (frequency chirped) pulse [1]. The time-reversed replica regenerates initial pulse shape after passing though again the same GDD element. We have demonstrated FD phase conjugation by the Time Ordered Pulse Recording/Readout in a Periodic Diffractive Optics (TOPEDO) where the temporal phase structure of optical pulse is recorded as a second-order cross correlation function in space as shown in Fig. 1. The TOPEDO requires two-photon sensitive recording medium that effectively changes its index of refraction by low intensity irradiation. One of the advantages of the two-photon interference is that the two pulses can be interacted each other with a long time delay exceeding their coherent length. Moreover, the interference efficiently produces deep amplitude modulation even with small gate pulse energy. We have numerically examined the interaction length and the contrast ratio in the two-photon Reference pulse mom, cross correlation between the TL-reference and chirped pulses. A visibility of 0.5 has been evaluated when the ratio of pulse duration is 50.The first FDPC experiment has been demonstrated in semiconductor doped colored-glasses having An=105with sub-mJ laser energy [2]. In this paper, we have demonstrated deep modulation of refractive index with a few nano-joule laser pulses from a mode-locked oscillator. In general, change of refractive index is produced as a result of absorption breaching due to laser irradiation. Thus an ideal material should have large absorption change with small laser energy. The medium should be initially optically thick at the two-photon wavelength and should has a large absorption cross section producing low saturation fluence. We have developed dye-doped thermo plastic film for this purpose. Pulses coming from a 10 fs mode-locked laser was splitted into two-beams and interacts at the focal plane of a microscope objective as shown in Fig.2. The laser pulse bound 22 times between a pair of chirped mirror to compensate a GDD of 1260 fS2 produced by the microscope objective. The pulse duration and Fourier phase were monitored by frequency shearing interferometory (SPIDER). An interference fringes at the focal plane is 13 micron wide and 207 micron thick. The average 2 laser intensity at the plane was 3.7 GW/cM Fig.1 Schematics illustration of two-photon-gated pulse recording and time-reversed readout in a periodic diffractive optics. 1604

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Femtosecond pulse recoding and regeneration by a two-photon gated periodic diffractive optics

Nishioka

Tomita

Ueda

2005

Springer Series in Chemical Physics

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Frequency-domain phase-conjugate femtosecond pulse generation using frequency resolved cross-phase modulation

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Control of polarization signal distortion by frequency domain phase conjugation in optical fiber systems

Control of polarization signal distortion by frequency domain phase conjugation in optical fiber systems

Instantaneous optical-phase-recording in a two-photon gated Bragg grating

Femtosecond pulse recoding and regeneration by a two-photon gated periodic diffractive optics

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