730-nm optical parametric conversion from near- to short-wave infrared band.
A record 730 nm parametric conversion in silica fiber from the near-infrared to the short-wave infrared band is reported and analyzed. A parametric gain in excess of 30 dB was measured for a signal at 1300 nm (with corresponding idler at 2030 nm). This conversion was performed in a travelling single-pass one-pump parametric architecture and high efficiency is achieved by a combination of high peak power and a nonlinear fiber with a reduced fourth-order dispersion coefficient.
University of California, San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA. jmchavez@ece.ucsd.edu
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Chavez Boggio
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Windmiller
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Knutzen
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Jiang
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Stossel
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Rottwitt
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