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9780123743022

Applications of Nonlinear Fiber Optics

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2008-02-20
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Summary

The development of new highly nonlinear fibers - referred to as microstructured fibers, holey fibers and photonic crystal fibers - is the next generation technology for all optical signal processing and biomedical applications. This new edition has been thoroughly updated to incorporate these key technology developments. This book will be an ideal reference for R&D engineers working on developing next generation optical components; scientists involved with research on fiber amplifiers and lasers; graduate students and researchers working in the fields of optical communications and quantum information. * The only book on how to develop nonlinear fiber optic applications * Two new chapters on the latest developments; Highly Nonlinear Fibers and Quantum Applications * Coverage of biomedical applications

Author Biography

Govind P. Agrawal, The Institute of Optics, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
Fiber Gratingsp. 1
Basic Conceptsp. 1
Bragg Diffractionp. 2
Photosensitivityp. 3
Fabrication Techniquesp. 4
Single-Beam Internal Techniquep. 4
Dual-Beam Holographic Techniquep. 5
Phase-Mask Techniquep. 7
Point-by-Point Fabrication Techniquep. 8
Technique Based on Ultrashort Optical Pulsesp. 9
Grating Characteristicsp. 10
Coupled-Mode Equationsp. 11
CW Solution in the Linear Casep. 13
Photonic Bandgapp. 14
Grating as an Optical Filterp. 16
Experimental Verificationp. 17
CW Nonlinear Effectsp. 20
Nonlinear Dispersion Curvesp. 20
Optical Bistabilityp. 22
Modulation Instabilityp. 24
Linear Stability Analysisp. 24
Effective NLS Equationp. 26
Experimental Resultsp. 28
Nonlinear Pulse Propagationp. 28
Bragg Solitonsp. 29
Relation to NLS Solitonsp. 30
Formation of Bragg Solitonsp. 31
Nonlinear Switchingp. 33
Effects of Birefringencep. 37
Related Periodic Structuresp. 39
Long-Period Gratingsp. 39
Nonuniform Bragg Gratingsp. 40
Transient and Dynamic Fiber Gratingsp. 44
Problemsp. 47
Referencesp. 48
Fiber Couplersp. 54
Coupler Characteristicsp. 54
Coupled-Mode Equationsp. 55
Low-Power Optical Beamsp. 57
Linear Pulse Switchingp. 60
Nonlinear Effectsp. 61
Quasi-CW Switchingp. 62
Experimental Resultsp. 64
Nonlinear Supermodesp. 66
Modulation Instabilityp. 67
Ultrashort Pulse Propagationp. 70
Nonlinear Switching of Optical Pulsesp. 71
Variational Approachp. 73
Coupler-Paired Solitonsp. 76
Higher-Order Effectsp. 78
Other Types of Couplersp. 81
Asymmetric Couplersp. 81
Active Couplersp. 83
Grating-Assisted Couplersp. 85
Birefringent Couplersp. 87
Fibers with Multiple Coresp. 88
Dual-Core Photonic Crystal Fibersp. 89
Multicore Fiber Arraysp. 91
Problemsp. 94
Referencesp. 95
Fiber Interferometersp. 100
Fabry-Perot and Ring Resonatorsp. 100
Transmission Resonancesp. 101
Optical Bistabilityp. 103
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaosp. 105
Modulation Instabilityp. 106
Ultrafast Nonlinear Effectsp. 108
Sagnac Interferometersp. 110
Nonlinear Transmissionp. 110
Nonlinear Switchingp. 111
Applicationsp. 116
Mach-Zehnder Interferometersp. 120
Nonlinear Characteristicsp. 120
Applicationsp. 123
Michelson Interferometersp. 124
Problemsp. 125
Referencesp. 126
Fiber Amplifiersp. 131
Basic Conceptsp. 131
Pumping and Gain Coefficientp. 132
Amplifier Gain and Bandwidthp. 133
Amplifier Noisep. 135
Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiersp. 137
Gain Spectrump. 137
Amplifier Gainp. 139
Amplifier Noisep. 142
Dispersive and Nonlinear Effectsp. 143
Maxwell-Bloch Equationsp. 144
Ginzburg-Landau Equationp. 145
Modulation Instabilityp. 147
Distributed Amplificationp. 147
Periodic Lumped Amplificationp. 148
Noise Amplificationp. 150
Optical Solitonsp. 152
Properties of Autosolitonsp. 152
Maxwell-Bloch Solitonsp. 155
Pulse Amplificationp. 157
Anomalous-Dispersion Regimep. 158
Normal-Dispersion Regimep. 160
Higher-Order Effectsp. 164
Fiber-Optic Raman Amplifiersp. 168
Pulse Amplification through Raman Gainp. 169
Self-Similar Evolution and Similariton Formationp. 170
Problemsp. 172
Referencesp. 173
Fiber Lasersp. 179
Basic Conceptsp. 179
Pumping and Optical Gainp. 180
Cavity Designp. 181
Laser Threshold and Output Powerp. 183
CW Fiber Lasersp. 185
Nd-Doped Fiber Lasersp. 185
Yb-Doped Fiber Lasersp. 187
Erbium-Doped Fiber Lasersp. 190
DFB Fiber Lasersp. 192
Self-Pulsing and Chaosp. 195
Short-Pulse Fiber Lasersp. 197
Q-Switched Fiber Lasersp. 197
Physics of Mode Lockingp. 200
Active Mode Lockingp. 201
Harmonic Mode Lockingp. 204
Passive Mode Lockingp. 210
Saturable Absorbersp. 210
Nonlinear Fiber-Loop Mirrorsp. 213
Nonlinear Polarization Rotationp. 216
Hybrid Mode Lockingp. 219
Other Mode-Locking Techniquesp. 221
Role of Fiber Nonlinearity and Dispersionp. 226
Saturable-Absorber Mode Lockingp. 226
Additive-Pulse Mode Lockingp. 227
Spectral Sidebands and Pulse Widthp. 228
Phase Locking and Soliton Collisionsp. 231
Polarization Effectsp. 233
Problemsp. 235
Referencesp. 236
Pulse Compressionp. 245
Physical Mechanismp. 245
Grating-Fiber Compressorsp. 247
Grating Pairp. 248
Optimum Compressor Designp. 250
Practical Limitationsp. 253
Experimental Resultsp. 254
Soliton-Effect Compressorsp. 259
Compressor Optimizationp. 259
Experimental Resultsp. 261
Higher-Order Nonlinear Effectsp. 263
Fiber Bragg Gratingsp. 266
Gratings as a Compact Dispersive Elementp. 267
Grating-Induced Nonlinear Chirpp. 268
Bragg-Soliton Compressionp. 270
Chirped-Pulse Amplificationp. 271
Chirped Fiber Gratingsp. 272
Photonic Crystal Fibersp. 274
Dispersion-Managed Fibersp. 276
Dispersion-Decreasing Fibersp. 277
Comblike Dispersion Profilesp. 280
Other Compression Techniquesp. 283
Cross-Phase Modulationp. 283
Gain Switching in Semiconductor Lasersp. 286
Optical Amplifiersp. 288
Fiber-Loop Mirrors and Other Devicesp. 290
Problemsp. 292
Referencesp. 293
Fiber-Optic Communicationsp. 301
System Basicsp. 301
Loss Managementp. 302
Dispersion Managementp. 304
Impact of Fiber Nonlinearitiesp. 305
Stimulated Brillouin Scatteringp. 306
Stimulated Raman Scatteringp. 308
Self-Phase Modulationp. 311
Cross-Phase Modulationp. 315
Four-Wave Mixingp. 318
Solitons in Optical Fibersp. 322
Properties of Optical Solitonsp. 322
Loss-Managed Solitonsp. 325
Dispersion-Managed Solitonsp. 327
Timing Jitterp. 331
Pseudo-Linear Lightwave Systemsp. 336
Intrachannel Nonlinear Effectsp. 336
Intrachannel XPMp. 338
Intrachannel FWMp. 339
Problemsp. 341
Referencesp. 342
Optical Signal Processingp. 349
Wavelength Conversionp. 349
XPM-Based Wavelength Convertersp. 350
FWM-Based Wavelength Convertersp. 355
Ultrafast Optical Switchingp. 360
XPM-Based Sagnac-Loop Switchesp. 360
Polarization-Discriminating Switchesp. 363
FWM-Based Ultrafast Switchesp. 365
Applications of Time-Domain Switchingp. 368
Channel Demultiplexingp. 368
Data-Format Conversionp. 373
All-Optical Samplingp. 375
Optical Regeneratorsp. 377
SPM-Based Regeneratorsp. 377
FWM-Based Regeneratorsp. 383
Regeneration of DPSK Signalsp. 385
Optical 3R Regeneratorsp. 387
Problemsp. 390
Referencesp. 391
Highly Nonlinear Fibersp. 397
Microstructured Fibersp. 397
Design and Fabricationp. 398
Nonlinear and Dispersive Propertiesp. 399
Wavelength Shifting and Tuningp. 403
Raman-Induced Frequency Shiftsp. 404
Four-Wave Mixingp. 410
Supercontinuum Generationp. 414
Multichannel Telecommunication Sourcesp. 415
Nonlinear Spectroscopyp. 416
Optical Coherence Tomographyp. 420
Optical Frequency Metrologyp. 424
Photonic Bandgap Fibersp. 431
Properties of Hollow-Core PCFsp. 432
Applications of Air-Core PCFsp. 434
PCFs with Fluid-Filled Coresp. 436
Problemsp. 439
Referencesp. 440
Quantum Applicationsp. 447
Quantum Theory of Pulse Propagationp. 447
Quantum Nonlinear Schrodinger Equationp. 448
Quantum Theory of Self-Phase Modulationp. 449
Generalized NLS Equationp. 451
Quantum Solitonsp. 452
Squeezing of Quantum Noisep. 454
Physics behind Quadrature Squeezingp. 454
FWM-Induced Quadrature Squeezingp. 455
SPM-Induced Quadrature Squeezingp. 457
SPM-Induced Amplitude Squeezingp. 461
Polarization Squeezingp. 466
Quantum Nondemolition Schemesp. 468
QND Measurements through Soliton Collisionsp. 468
QND Measurements through Spectral Filteringp. 470
Quantum Entanglementp. 472
Photon-Pair Generationp. 472
Polarization Entanglementp. 477
Time-Bin Entanglementp. 481
Continuous-Variable Entanglementp. 482
Quantum Cryptographyp. 485
Problemsp. 487
Referencesp. 488
A Acronymsp. 493
Indexp. 495
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