Nonlinear frequency conversion in bismuth-doped tellurite suspended core fiber

Ryasnyanskiy, Aleksandr; Lin, Aoxiang; Belwalkar, Amit; Guintrand, Cyril; Biaggio, Ivan; Toulouse, J.

doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2011.04.019

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“…Typically, these geometries are fabricated in the pure silica and present low sensitivity to the temperature [11]. Over the previous years, different materials have been used to enhance other properties, in particular, nonlinear optical effects [12]. The interferometry is also another type of a possible application.…”

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Suspended-core fibers for sensing applications

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A brief review on suspended-core fibers for sensing applications is presented. A historical overview over the previous ten years about this special designed microstructure optical fiber is described. This fiber presents attractive optical properties for chemical/biological or gas measurement, but it can be further explored for alternative sensing solutions, namely, in-fiber interferometers based on the suspended-core or suspended-multi-core fiber, for physical parameter monitoring.

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