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Fiber-based measurement of temporal intensity and phase profiles of an optical telecommunication pulse through self-phase modulation

2018

International audience; We propose and experimentally validate an all-fiber based approach to characterize the phase and intensity profiles of optical pulses. Based on three optical spectra affected by different levels of self-phase modulation, we were able to reconstruct the temporal details of pulses typical of optical telecommunications.

Optical fiberMaterials scienceOptical communicationPhysics::OpticsPolarization-maintaining optical fiber02 engineering and technologyOptical time-domain reflectometerOptical modulation amplitudepulse characterization01 natural scienceslaw.invention010309 opticsOpticslaw0103 physical sciencesElectrical and Electronic EngineeringSelf-phase modulationfiber optics[PHYS.PHYS.PHYS-OPTICS]Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]/Optics [physics.optics][ PHYS.PHYS.PHYS-OPTICS ] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]/Optics [physics.optics]business.industrynonlinear optics021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyCondensed Matter PhysicsAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materials0210 nano-technologybusinessUltrashort pulseBandwidth-limited pulse
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Ultraviolet-induced paramagnetic centers and absorption changes in singlemode Ge-doped optical fibers

2009

We investigated the laser-energy-density dependence of absorption changes and paramagnetic centers induced by a cw Ar+ laser operating at 5.1 eV, in both unloaded and H-2-loaded single mode Ge-doped optical fibers. The induced absorption is measured in the blue and near ultraviolet spectral range by using the 3.1 eV photoluminescence, ascribed to Ge lone pair center (GLPC), as an in situ probe source. We find that the Ge (1) center (GeO4-) is induced upon UV exposure by electron trapping on GeO4 precursors, where the free electrons are most likely produced by ionization of GLPC. Ge (1) is responsible of optical transmission loss of the fiber in the investigated range. Hydrogen loading stron…

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Ultraviolet-visible light-induced solarisation in silica-based optical fibres for indoor solar applications

2021

Abstract The transmission performances of pure- and doped-silica (a-SiO2) optical fibres are compared during the exposure to a high-power broadband light source approximating the solar spectrum. From the Gaussian decomposition of the attenuation spectra, we found that Al- and P-doped fibres show a fast solarisation effect which leads to transmission degradation in the ultraviolet-visible range. Similarly, Ge-doped fibres undergo photoinduced colour-centre formation which, however, does not prevent visible-light propagation. One of the two tested pure-silica fibres results completely unaffected by light exposure whereas the other shows an absorption band probably due to the presence of chlor…

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Predicting ultrafast nonlinear dynamics in optical fiber using neural networks

2021

We show how neural networks can be used to model complex and predict nonlinear propagation dynamics in optical fibres for a widerange of input conditions and fibre systems, including pulse compression, ultra-broadband supercontinuum generation, and multimode fiber systems. Our results open up novel perspectives to model and optimize complex nonlinear dynamics and systems.

Optical fiberNonlinear phenomenaMaterials scienceMulti-mode optical fiberArtificial neural networkbusiness.industryPhysics::Opticslaw.inventionSupercontinuumNonlinear systemlawPulse compressionOptoelectronicsbusinessUltrashort pulseFiber Lasers XVIII: Technology and Systems
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Smooth and stable supercontinuum generation with standard photonic crystal fibers

2008

We identify some simple-to-fabricate photonic crystal fibers, with only two families of air-hole sizes, which provide a wide, smooth and highly-coherent supercontinuum.

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Two-wave interferences space-time duality: Young slits, Fresnel biprism and Billet bilens

2017

International audience; Taking advantage of the analogy that can be drawn between the spatial and temporal propagations, we explore two-wave temporal interference in textbook cases such as Young's double slits, Fresnel's biprism and Billet's bilens. We illustrate our approach by numerical simulations for short pulses propagating in dispersive optical fibers with parameters typical of those found in modern optical telecommunications.

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ultra-short pulse propagation at 160-Gb/s in dispersion managed optical fiber lines

2004

This thesis presents a study on ultra-short pulse propagation at 160-Gb/s in dispersion managed optical fiber lines. In a first part, we describe the experimental design of a SHG-FROG setup able to characterize high repetition rate pulse trains. Secondly, we demonstrate the efficiency of multiple four wave mixing phenomenon for the generation of a 160-GHz pulse train through the compression of a sinusoidal beat-signal. Then, in order to compare the experimental and theoretical results, we present the development of an optical fiber characterization benchtop based on modulational instability. In the last part of this thesis, we built and compare several recirculating loop setups. On the one …

Optical fiberSoliton à gestion de la dispersionDispersion management soliton.Modulational instabilityRecirculating loop[ PHYS.PHYS ] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]Fibre optiqueBoucle à recirculationUltra-high bit-rate optical transmissionTransmission optique à ultra-haut débitTélécommunicationsinstabilité modulationnelle[PHYS.PHYS] Physics [physics]/Physics [physics]FROG
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Ultraviolet generation in periodically poled Lithium Tantalate waveguides

2008

We demonstrate ultraviolet generation in lithium tantalate channel waveguides for frequency doubling via quasi-phase-matching. The samples, proton exchanged and nanostructured by electric-field assisted surface periodic poling with domains as deep as 40 μm, yield continuous wave light at 365.4 nm with conversion efficiencies larger than 7.5% W-1 cm-2.

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Three-dimensional characterization of extreme ultraviolet mask blank defects by interference contrast photoemission electron microscopy

2008

A photoemission electron microscope based on a new contrast mechanism "interference contrast" is applied to characterize extreme ultraviolet lithography mask blank defects. Inspection results show that positioning of interference destructive condition (node of standing wave field) on surface of multilayer in the local region of a phase defect is necessary to obtain best visibility of the defect on mask blank. A comparative experiment reveals superiority of the interference contrast photoemission electron microscope (Extreme UV illumination) over a topographic contrast one (UV illumination with Hg discharge lamp) in detecting extreme ultraviolet mask blank phase defects. A depth-resolved det…

Optics and PhotonicsMaterials scienceLightUltraviolet Raysbusiness.industryMicroscopy UltravioletExtreme ultraviolet lithographyEquipment DesignBlankDark field microscopyAtomic and Molecular Physics and Opticslaw.inventionMicroscopy ElectronPhotoemission electron microscopyWavelengthOpticslawExtreme ultravioletMicroscopyOptoelectronicsMicroscopy InterferencePhotolithographybusinessOptics Express
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Comparison of the Ultraviolet Light Filtering across Different Intraocular Lenses.

2018

SIGNIFICANCE We have analyzed the ultraviolet transmittance of some commercial intraocular lenses (IOLs). The results show differences of wavelength cutoff among them. PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to measure and compare the ultraviolet light transmittance of different IOLs made out of acrylic hydrophobic, hydrophilic, and hydrophilic with hydrophobic surface materials from different manufacturers. METHODS The spectral transmission curves of eight monofocal IOLs with the same dioptric power of +20.0 diopters were measured using a PerkinElmer Lambda 35 ultraviolet/visible spectrometer. Two IOLs of each type were tested three times. The ultraviolet cutoff wavelength at 10% transmissio…

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