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Thulium Assisted Parametric Conversion from Near to Short Wave Infrared

Camille Sophie Brès, Adrien Billat, Steevy Joyce Cordette, Yu-Pei Tseng
2014
Conference Papers

Abstract

We report an all-fiber continuous wave source, tunable between 1935-1980nm, based on parametric conversion combined with thulium amplification. More than 150mW of power and 30dB optical signal-to-noise ratio is obtained over the entire range. OCIS codes: (190.4975) Parametric processes, (230.2285) Fiber devices and optical amplifiers, (060.4370) Nonlinear optics, fibers.

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