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Exploiting microstructured optical fiber platform for generating temporal parabolic pulse
Ajanta Barh,Ravi K. Varshney,Bishnu P. Pal,Somnath Ghosh +3 more
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In this paper, an all-fiber design approach for temporal parabolic pulse (PP) generation through a very short length of tapered microstructured optical fiber (MOF) is proposed.Abstract:
All-fiber design approach for temporal parabolic pulse (PP) generation through a very short length of tapered microstructured optical fiber (MOF) is proposed. A length of just ~ 20 cm of designed MOF is shown to yield PP for a Gaussian input at 2 μm wavelength.read more
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