The increase of absorption loss in photosensitivity enhanced optical fiber via H_(2) loading induced in the making process of fiber grating was measured.From the results it can be seen that hydroxyl induced by exposin...The increase of absorption loss in photosensitivity enhanced optical fiber via H_(2) loading induced in the making process of fiber grating was measured.From the results it can be seen that hydroxyl induced by exposing the H_(2) loaded GeO_(2)-doped optical fiber to 248nm light causes large absorption loss at 1.4μm.A reaction model is postulated to describe the process that leads to the loss increase and photosensitivity enhancement in GeO_(2)-doped optical fiber.展开更多
A compact single-mode distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) fiber laser with narrow spectral linewidth is investigated. Firstly, based on our theoretical analysis the single longitudinal mode operation domain is obtained....A compact single-mode distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) fiber laser with narrow spectral linewidth is investigated. Firstly, based on our theoretical analysis the single longitudinal mode operation domain is obtained. Then, a single-mode DBR fiber laser of 7.9cm long with master oscillator power amplifier (MOPA) configuration is designed and constructed to operate in the single-mode domain. The fiber laser is pumped by a semiconductor laser at 975.5nm. The master oscillator operates at 1556.91 nm with a cw output power of 1.43mW for a pump power of 55.35 mW. Its slope efficiency is 2.7% and the spectral linewidth is less than 1.2MHz (instrument resolution limited). With the MOPA configuration the laser output power and slope efficiency are increased to 7.8mW and 16.9%, respectively.展开更多
We describe a new method for applying a strain gradient with different profiles to convert uniform fiber Bragg gratings into linear or non-linear chirped ones. The chirping profile and the chirp rate of the fiber grat...We describe a new method for applying a strain gradient with different profiles to convert uniform fiber Bragg gratings into linear or non-linear chirped ones. The chirping profile and the chirp rate of the fiber gratings can be controlled by simply varying the tension applied. Both the theory and experimental results are presented.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.69377012.
文摘The increase of absorption loss in photosensitivity enhanced optical fiber via H_(2) loading induced in the making process of fiber grating was measured.From the results it can be seen that hydroxyl induced by exposing the H_(2) loaded GeO_(2)-doped optical fiber to 248nm light causes large absorption loss at 1.4μm.A reaction model is postulated to describe the process that leads to the loss increase and photosensitivity enhancement in GeO_(2)-doped optical fiber.
基金Supported by Doctoral Program Foundation of Institution of Higher Education under Grant No.9600106the NationalNatural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.69637050.
文摘A compact single-mode distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) fiber laser with narrow spectral linewidth is investigated. Firstly, based on our theoretical analysis the single longitudinal mode operation domain is obtained. Then, a single-mode DBR fiber laser of 7.9cm long with master oscillator power amplifier (MOPA) configuration is designed and constructed to operate in the single-mode domain. The fiber laser is pumped by a semiconductor laser at 975.5nm. The master oscillator operates at 1556.91 nm with a cw output power of 1.43mW for a pump power of 55.35 mW. Its slope efficiency is 2.7% and the spectral linewidth is less than 1.2MHz (instrument resolution limited). With the MOPA configuration the laser output power and slope efficiency are increased to 7.8mW and 16.9%, respectively.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.69777008 and 69637050.
文摘We describe a new method for applying a strain gradient with different profiles to convert uniform fiber Bragg gratings into linear or non-linear chirped ones. The chirping profile and the chirp rate of the fiber gratings can be controlled by simply varying the tension applied. Both the theory and experimental results are presented.
