Mid-infrared supercontinuum generation in a suspended-core tellurium-based chalcogenide fiber

Wu, Bo; Zhao, Zheming; Wang, Xunsi; Tian, Youmei; Nan, Mi; Chen, Peng; Xue, Zugang; Liu, Zijun; Zhang, Peiqing; Shen, Xiang; Nie, Qiuhua; Dai, Shixun; Wang, Rongping

doi:10.1364/ome.8.001341

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“…Even though a variety of mid-IR emitters are now available (e.g., silicon photonic devices ( CMOS Emerging Technologies, 2012 ), cascade lasers (quantum and inter-band) ( Jung et al., 2017 ), non-cascade-based lasers, chalcogenide fiber-based photonic devices ( Sincore et al., 2018 ), suspended-core tellurium-based chalcogenide fiber photonic devices ( Wu et al., 2018 ), and infrared thermal emitters ( Hsiao et al., 2021 ), these emitters are not as cost-effective as MIRGA, and also have not been tested in a domestic setting or with foods.…”

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Decaffeination and improvement of taste, flavor and health safety of coffee and tea using mid-infrared wavelength rays

Umakanthan¹,

Mathi²

2022

Heliyon

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Decaffeination and improvement of taste, flavor and health safety of coffee and tea using mid-infrared wavelength rays

Umakanthan¹,

Mathi²

2022

Heliyon

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“…According to the authors, the result represents the broadest and the deepest mid-IR supercontinuum from an ultrafast laser inscribed waveguide to date. [63]. The telluride glass exhibits strong optical nonlinearity.…”

Section: Infrared Glass Materials and Fibersmentioning

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Feature issue introduction: mid-infrared optical materials and their device applications

Mawst

Moss

et al. 2018

Opt. Mater. Express

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The mid-infrared (mid-IR, 2 to 10 μm) is a technologically important spectral regime for sensing, imaging, and communications. In the past few years, there has been a surge of interest in novel mid-IR optical materials as well as their device implementations to address the increasing demands from these applications. The 22 papers in this feature issue represent a diverse cross-section of the latest technological advances in this field, spanning mid-IR light generation, propagation, manipulation, and detection functions in free-space, fiber, and planar platforms. In terms of material systems, semiconductors, glasses, plasmonic metals, as well as nanostructures specifically engineered for the mid-IR band, are all extensively covered. We hope that the readers will enjoy the kaleidoscopic view of the burgeoning field of mid-IR optics and photonics through this feature issue.

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“…The elaboration of chalcogenide MOFs permits to combine the mid-IR transmission of chalcogenide glasses to the light propagation properties of MOFs. Different methods for the realization of chalcogenide preforms and microstructured fibers have been reported, such as the stack and draw method [2], drilling method [3], extrusion processes [4] and molding method [5].…”

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3D printing of chalcogenide glasses: an original way for the elaboration of microstructured preforms and optical fibers (Conference Presentation)

Troles

Carcreff

Cheviré

et al. 2020

Optical Components and Materials XVII

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Mid-infrared supercontinuum generation in a suspended-core tellurium-based chalcogenide fiber

Cited by 28 publications

References 24 publications

Decaffeination and improvement of taste, flavor and health safety of coffee and tea using mid-infrared wavelength rays

Decaffeination and improvement of taste, flavor and health safety of coffee and tea using mid-infrared wavelength rays

Feature issue introduction: mid-infrared optical materials and their device applications

3D printing of chalcogenide glasses: an original way for the elaboration of microstructured preforms and optical fibers (Conference Presentation)

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