We present an experimental study on low-threshold broadband spectrum generation mainly due to the amplirfication of the cascaded stimulated Raman scattering （SRS） effect in a four-stage fiber master oscillator power...We present an experimental study on low-threshold broadband spectrum generation mainly due to the amplirfication of the cascaded stimulated Raman scattering （SRS） effect in a four-stage fiber master oscillator power amplifier system. The cascaded SRS is achieved by using a long passive fiber pumped by a pulsed fiber laser cen： tered at wavelength 1064 nm. The amplified spontaneous emission during the amplification process is efficiently suppressed by cutting the length of the passive fiber and by using a double-clad ytterbium-doped fiber amplifier. The generated broadband spectrum spans from 960nm to 1700nm with maximum average output 13.6 W and average spectral power density approximately 17. 7 mW/nm.展开更多
We present a cascaded system designed with Er^3+-Doped,Tm^3+-doped and Nd^3+-doped fibers to realize amplified spontaneous emission(ASE)spectra covering 0.4—2.0μm.The system is excited with a pump laser emitting 808...We present a cascaded system designed with Er^3+-Doped,Tm^3+-doped and Nd^3+-doped fibers to realize amplified spontaneous emission(ASE)spectra covering 0.4—2.0μm.The system is excited with a pump laser emitting 808 nm photons with 500 m W pump power.The emission spectra of the cascaded system covering0.4—2.0μm are realized with the Er^3+,Tm^3+and Nd^3+ion doping densities optimized to 8×10^19,2×10^20 and8×10^20 ion/m^3,respectively,and the fiber length optimized to 1 m.Numerical methods reveal that the peak ASE power for the cascaded system can reach 20.9 m W.A minimum ASE power of 4.39 m W is attainable.Using numerical calculations and analytical techniques,we provide a detailed insight into optimized Er^3+-doped,Tm^3+-doped and Nd^3+-doped fiber lengths and their doping concentrations for ASE power spectra covering 0.4—2.0μm.We believe that the cascaded system can potentially provide significant applications in various optical fields which include but not limited to wavelength-division multiplexing,various optical communications and other salient medical imaging processes.展开更多
We experimentally designed dispersion-managed repeaterless transmission systems with a pre-compensation and post-compensation technique using multi-channel-chirped fiber Bragg gratings. The repeaterless transmission l...We experimentally designed dispersion-managed repeaterless transmission systems with a pre-compensation and post-compensation technique using multi-channel-chirped fiber Bragg gratings. The repeaterless transmission link supports a single channel（1548.51 nm） with a 10 Gbps repeaterless transmission system over 300 km standard single-mode fiber（SSMF）. In the system design, two distributed Raman amplifiers（DRAs） were used to improve the signal level propagated along the 300 km SSMF. The co-propagating DRA provided 15 dB on–off gain and the counter-propagating produced 32 dB on–off gain at the signal wavelength. The experiment results show that the post-compensation configuration achieves an optimal performance with a bit error rate at 1 × 10-9.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 11404404the Outstanding Youth Fund Project of Hunan Provincethe Fund of Innovation of National University of Defense Technology under Grant No B120701
文摘We present an experimental study on low-threshold broadband spectrum generation mainly due to the amplirfication of the cascaded stimulated Raman scattering （SRS） effect in a four-stage fiber master oscillator power amplifier system. The cascaded SRS is achieved by using a long passive fiber pumped by a pulsed fiber laser cen： tered at wavelength 1064 nm. The amplified spontaneous emission during the amplification process is efficiently suppressed by cutting the length of the passive fiber and by using a double-clad ytterbium-doped fiber amplifier. The generated broadband spectrum spans from 960nm to 1700nm with maximum average output 13.6 W and average spectral power density approximately 17. 7 mW/nm.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.60377023 and 60672017)the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in Universities(NCET)the Shanghai Optical Science and Technology Project(No.05DZ22009)
文摘We present a cascaded system designed with Er^3+-Doped,Tm^3+-doped and Nd^3+-doped fibers to realize amplified spontaneous emission(ASE)spectra covering 0.4—2.0μm.The system is excited with a pump laser emitting 808 nm photons with 500 m W pump power.The emission spectra of the cascaded system covering0.4—2.0μm are realized with the Er^3+,Tm^3+and Nd^3+ion doping densities optimized to 8×10^19,2×10^20 and8×10^20 ion/m^3,respectively,and the fiber length optimized to 1 m.Numerical methods reveal that the peak ASE power for the cascaded system can reach 20.9 m W.A minimum ASE power of 4.39 m W is attainable.Using numerical calculations and analytical techniques,we provide a detailed insight into optimized Er^3+-doped,Tm^3+-doped and Nd^3+-doped fiber lengths and their doping concentrations for ASE power spectra covering 0.4—2.0μm.We believe that the cascaded system can potentially provide significant applications in various optical fields which include but not limited to wavelength-division multiplexing,various optical communications and other salient medical imaging processes.
基金supported by the Telekom Malaysia Berhad(TM)and TM Research & Development Sdn Bhd(RDTC/110782 and RDTC/140859)
文摘We experimentally designed dispersion-managed repeaterless transmission systems with a pre-compensation and post-compensation technique using multi-channel-chirped fiber Bragg gratings. The repeaterless transmission link supports a single channel（1548.51 nm） with a 10 Gbps repeaterless transmission system over 300 km standard single-mode fiber（SSMF）. In the system design, two distributed Raman amplifiers（DRAs） were used to improve the signal level propagated along the 300 km SSMF. The co-propagating DRA provided 15 dB on–off gain and the counter-propagating produced 32 dB on–off gain at the signal wavelength. The experiment results show that the post-compensation configuration achieves an optimal performance with a bit error rate at 1 × 10-9.
