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Continuous-wave four-wave mixing in cm-long Chalcogenide microstructured fiber

Bres, Camille-Sophie  
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Zlatanovic, Sanja
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Wiberg, Andreas O. J.
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2011
Optics Express

We present the experimental demonstration of broadband four-wave mixing in a 2.5 cm-long segment of AsSe Chalcogenide microstructured fiber. The parametric mixing was driven by a continuous-wave pump compatible with data signal wavelength conversion. Four-wave mixing products over more than 70 nm on the anti-stoke side of the pump were measured for 345 mW of pump power and 1.5 dBm of signal power. The ultrafast signal processing capability was verified through wavelength conversion of 1.4 ps pulses at 8 GHz repetition rate. (C) 2011 Optical Society of America

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research article
DOI
10.1364/OE.19.00B621
Web of Science ID

WOS:000298376600083

Author(s)
Bres, Camille-Sophie  
Zlatanovic, Sanja
Wiberg, Andreas O. J.
Radic, Stojan
Date Issued

2011

Published in
Optics Express
Volume

19

Start page

621

End page

627

Subjects

Wavelength Conversion

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Parametric-Amplifiers

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Photonic Wire

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Optical Fiber

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Band

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Guides

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Efficiency

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