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Igor A. Sukhoivanov

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Femtosecond parabolic pulse shaping in normally dispersive optical fibers

2013

Formation of parabolic pulses at femtosecond time scale by means of passive nonlinear reshaping in normally dispersive optical fibers is analyzed. Two approaches are examined and compared: the parabolic waveform formation in transient propagation regime and parabolic waveform formation in the steady-state propagation regime. It is found that both approaches could produce parabolic pulses as short as few hundred femtoseconds applying commercially available fibers, specially designed all-normal dispersion photonic crystal fiber and modern femtosecond lasers for pumping. The ranges of parameters providing parabolic pulse formation at the femtosecond time scale are found depending on the initia…

Femtosecond pulse shapingOptical fiberMaterials scienceLightPhysics::Opticslaw.inventionOpticslawDispersion (optics)ChirpFiber Optic TechnologyScattering RadiationComputer Simulationbusiness.industryPulse durationSignal Processing Computer-AssistedEquipment DesignModels TheoreticalSurface Plasmon ResonanceÒpticaPulse shapingAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsEquipment Failure AnalysisRefractometryFemtosecondComputer-Aided DesignbusinessPhotonic-crystal fiber
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All-Normal-Dispersion Photonic Crystal Fibers Under Prism of Supercontinuum Generation and Pulse Compression

2015

We discuss properties of all-normal-dispersion photonic crystal fibers in context of supercontinuum generation and compression of ultrashort pulses. The application of pump pulses typical for the state of the art Ti:Sapphire lasers allows obtaining quite flat and broad spectra extending more than one octave in this fiber. The influence of initial pump pulse parameters such as pulse energy, duration, and pump wavelength on the SC generation was investigated. It was shown that compression of pulses with such SC spectra allows obtaining a few cycle pulses up to 8.1 fs, if a simple quadratic compressor is used and single cycle pulses up to 2.5 fs, if full phase compensation is provided.

Optical fiberMaterials sciencebusiness.industryPhysics::OpticsLaserlaw.inventionSupercontinuumPulse (physics)OpticslawPulse compressionDispersion (optics)PrismbusinessPhotonic-crystal fiber
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All-Normal Dispersion Photonic-Crystal Fiber for Pulse-Preserving Supercontinuum Generation near 800 nm

2013

All-normal dispersion photonic-crystal fiber is designed for pulse-preserving supercontinuum generation near 800 nm. Supercontinuum generation is analyzed numerically addressing the role of pump pulse energy and offset of the pump wavelength from the zero point of 3d-order dispersion.

Optical fiberMaterials sciencebusiness.industryPhysics::OpticsZero-point energylaw.inventionSupercontinuumPulse propagationWavelengthZero-dispersion wavelengthlawOptoelectronicsPulse energybusinessPhotonic-crystal fiberFrontiers in Optics 2013
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Design of All-Normal Dispersion Microstructured Optical Fiber on Silica Platform for Generation of Pulse-Preserving Supercontinuum Under Excitation a…

2017

We investigated numerically the possibility of all normal dispersion fiber design for near-infrared supercontinuum generation based on a standard air-silica microstructure. The design procedure includes finding of target dispersion profile and subsequent finding of appropriate geometrical fiber design by inverse dispersion engineering. It was shown that the tailoring of dispersion profile could increase the spectral width of generated supercontinuum while maintaining perfect spectral flatness. Conditions necessary for wide and flat supercontinuum generation as well as restrictions imposed by chosen materials were discussed. As a result of design and optimization procedure, an air-silica des…

Nonlinear opticsOptical fiberMaterials scienceSilici Compostos02 engineering and technologySupercontinuum generation01 natural sciencesGraded-index fiberlaw.invention010309 opticsUltrafast processes in fibers020210 optoelectronics & photonicsOpticsZero-dispersion wavelengthlaw0103 physical sciencesDispersion (optics)0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringDispersion-shifted fiberUltrafast nonlinear opticsbusiness.industryMicrostructured optical fiberÒpticaAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsSupercontinuumFibersMicrostructured fibersbusinessPhotonic-crystal fiberJournal of Lightwave Technology
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Supercontinuum generation at 800 nm in all-normal dispersion photonic crystal fiber

2014

We have numerically investigated the supercontinuum generation and pulse compression in a specially designed all-normal dispersion photonic crystal fiber with a flat-top dispersion curve, pumped by typical pulses from state of the art Ti:Sapphire lasers at 800 nm. The optimal combination of pump pulse parameters for a given fiber was found, which provides a wide octave-spanning spectrum with superb spectral flatness (a drop in spectral intensity of ~1.7 dB). With regard to the pulse compression for these spectra, multiple-cycle pulses (~8 fs) can be obtained with the use of a simple quadratic compressor and nearly single-cycle pulses (3.3 fs) can be obtained with the application of full pha…

Femtosecond pulse shapingPhotonsMaterials sciencebusiness.industrySpectrum AnalysisPhysics::OpticsÒpticaAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsSupercontinuumOpticsPulse compressionDispersion (optics)OptoelectronicsbusinessSelf-phase modulationCrystallizationUltrashort pulseBandwidth-limited pulseOptical FibersPhotonic-crystal fiber
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Formation of Femtosecond Parabolic Pulses in Normal-Dispersion Optical Fibers

2013

We have shown through extensive numerical simulations that application of passive nonlinear reshaping in normal-dispersion optical fibers could produce femtosecond parabolic pulses (a few hundreds fs) modern femtosecond lasers and commercially available fibers.

Materials scienceOptical fiberbusiness.industryOptical communicationPhysics::OpticsLaserPulse shapingPulse propagationlaw.inventionFiber Bragg gratinglawFemtosecondDispersion (optics)Physics::Atomic and Molecular ClustersOptoelectronicsbusinessFrontiers in Optics 2013
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Formation of ultrashort triangular pulses in optical fibers

2014

Specialty shape ultrashort optical pulses, and triangular pulses in particular, are of great interest in optical signal processing. Compact fiber-based techniques for producing the special pulse waveforms from Gaussian or secant pulses delivered by modern ultrafast lasers are in demand in telecommunications. Using the nonlinear Schr¨odinger equation in an extended form the transformation of ultrashort pulses in a fiber towards triangular shape is characterized by the misfit parameter under variety of incident pulse shapes, energies, and chirps. It is shown that short (1-2 m) conventional single mode fiber can be used for triangular pulse formation in the steady-state regime without any pre-…

Femtosecond pulse shapingMaterials scienceFrequency-resolved optical gatingbusiness.industryLasersSingle-mode optical fiberPhysics::OpticsSignal Processing Computer-AssistedEquipment DesignÒpticaPulse shapingAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsOpticsMultiphoton intrapulse interference phase scanChirpTelecommunicationsComputer-Aided DesignFiber Optic TechnologybusinessUltrashort pulseBandwidth-limited pulseOptical Fibers
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Microstructured Optical Fiber on the Silica Platform for pulse-maintaining 2-octave supercontinuum in short-wavelength infra-red

2016

Numerical design of all normal dispersion fiber for SWIR supercontinuum generation based on standard air-silica microstructure is presented. We increase the spectral width of generated supercontinuum up to 2 octaves while maintaining perfect spectral flatness by tailoring the dispersion profile.

WavelengthZero-dispersion wavelengthMaterials scienceOpticsbusiness.industryDispersion (optics)Spectral widthPhysics::OpticsSpectral flatnessMicrostructured optical fiberSelf-phase modulationbusinessSupercontinuumLatin America Optics and Photonics Conference
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