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Flatly broadened, wideband and low noise supercontinuum generation in highly nonlinear hybrid fiber

Takashi Hori, +3 more
- 26 Jan 2004 - 
- Vol. 12, Iss: 2, pp 317-324
TLDR
Wideband of 1180-2100 nm, flatly broadened supercontinuum (SC) generation using highly nonlinear hybrid fibers and femtosecond fiber laser is presented.
Abstract
We present wideband of 1180-2100 nm, flatly broadened supercontinuum (SC) generation using highly nonlinear hybrid fibers and femtosecond fiber laser. Stable and smooth spectra without fine structure are demonstrated. The hybrid fibers are constructed by fusion splicing fibers with different properties. The SC spectra can be properly controlled by the optimal design of the hybrid fiber based on the numerical analysis. The generated SC pulse shows the low relative intensity noise (RIN).

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