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9780120451449

Applications of Nonlinear Fiber Optics

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  • Copyright: 2001-01-16
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology
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Summary

Most of the material in this volume is new. The first three chapters deal with three important fiber-optic components--fiber-based gratings, couplers, and interferometers--that serve as the building blocks of lightwave technology. In view of the enormous impact of rare-earth-doped fibers, amplifiers and lasers made by using such fibers are covered in Chapters 4 and 5. The last three chapters describe important applications of nonlinear fiber optics and are devoted to pulse-compression techniques, fiber-optic communication systems, and soliton-based transmission schemes. This volume should serve well the need of the scientific community interested in such fields as ultrafast phenomena, optical amplifiers and lasers, and optical communications. It will also be useful to graduate students as well as scientists and engineers involved in lightwave technology.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Fiber Gratings
1(61)
Basic Concepts
1(4)
Bragg Diffraction
2(1)
Photosensitivity
3(2)
Fabrication Techniques
5(6)
Single-Beam Internal Technique
5(1)
Dual-Beam Holographic Technique
6(2)
Phase Mask Technique
8(2)
Point-by-Point Fabrication Technique
10(1)
Grating Characteristics
11(11)
Coupled-Mode Equations
11(3)
CW Solution in the Linear Case
14(1)
Photonic Bandgap, or Stop Band
15(2)
Grating as an Optical Filter
17(3)
Experimental Verification
20(2)
CW Nonlinear Effects
22(5)
Nonlinear Dispersion Curves
23(2)
Optical Bistability
25(2)
Modulation Instability
27(6)
Linear Stability Analysis
28(2)
Effective NLS Equation
30(2)
Experimental Results
32(1)
Nonlinear Pulse Propagation
33(11)
Bragg Solitons
34(1)
Relation to NLS Solitons
35(1)
Formation of Bragg Solitons
36(4)
Nonlinear Switching
40(2)
Effects of Birefringence
42(2)
Related Periodic Structures
44(18)
Long-Period Gratings
45(2)
Nonuniform Bragg Gratings
47(4)
Photonic-Crystal Fibers
51(3)
Problems
54(1)
References
55(7)
Fiber Couplers
62(50)
Coupler Characteristics
62(9)
Coupled-Mode Equations
63(3)
Low-Power Optical Beams
66(4)
Linear Pulse Switching
70(1)
Nonlinear Effects
71(12)
Quasi-CW Switching
72(2)
Experimental Results
74(3)
Nonlinear Supermodes
77(2)
Modulation Instability
79(4)
Ultrashort Pulse Propagation
83(6)
Nonlinear Switching of Optical Pulses
83(2)
Variational Approach
85(4)
Coupler-Paired Solitons
89(4)
Extensions and Applications
93(19)
Asymmetric Couplers
93(3)
Active Couplers
96(2)
Grating-Assisted Couplers
98(3)
Birefringent Couplers
101(1)
Multicore Couplers
102(3)
Problems
105(1)
References
106(6)
Fiber Interferometers
112(39)
Fabry--Perot and Ring Resonators
112(12)
Transmission Resonances
113(3)
Optical Bistability
116(2)
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos
118(2)
Modulation Instability
120(2)
Ultrafast Nonlinear Effects
122(2)
Sagnac Interferometers
124(14)
Nonlinear Transmission
125(1)
Nonlinear Switching
126(5)
Applications
131(7)
Mach--Zehnder Interferometers
138(4)
Nonlinear Characteristics
139(2)
Applications
141(1)
Michelson Interferometers
142(9)
Problems
144(1)
References
145(6)
Fiber Amplifiers
151(50)
Basic Concepts
151(7)
Pumping and Gain Coefficient
152(1)
Amplifier Gain and Bandwidth
153(3)
Amplifier Noise
156(2)
Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers
158(8)
Gain Spectrum
159(2)
Amplifier Gain
161(3)
Amplifier Noise
164(2)
Dispersive and Nonlinear Effects
166(5)
Maxwell--Bloch Equations
166(2)
Ginzburg--Landau Equation
168(3)
Modulation Instability
171(6)
Distributed Amplification
171(2)
Periodic Lumped Amplification
173(1)
Noise Amplification
174(3)
Optical Solitons
177(7)
Autosolitons
177(4)
Maxwell--Bloch Solitons
181(3)
Pulse Amplification
184(17)
Picosecond Pulses
184(5)
Ultrashort Pulses
189(4)
Problems
193(1)
References
194(7)
Fiber Lasers
201(62)
Basic Concepts
201(7)
Pumping and Optical Gain
202(1)
Cavity Design
203(3)
Laser Threshold and Output Power
206(2)
CW Fiber Lasers
208(10)
Nd-Doped Fiber Lasers
208(3)
Erbium-Doped Fiber Lasers
211(4)
Other Fiber Lasers
215(1)
Self-Pulsing and Chaos
216(2)
Short-Pulse Fiber Lasers
218(11)
Physics of Mode Locking
219(1)
Active Mode Locking
220(3)
Harmonic Mode Locking
223(4)
Other Techniques
227(2)
Passive Mode Locking
229(12)
Saturable Absorbers
229(3)
Nonlinear Fiber-Loop Mirrors
232(4)
Nonlinear Polarization Rotation
236(2)
Hybrid Mode Locking
238(2)
Other Mode-Locking Techniques
240(1)
Role of Fiber Nonlinearity and Dispersion
241(22)
Saturable-Absorber Mode Locking
241(2)
Additive-Pulse Mode Locking
243(1)
Spectral Sidebands
244(3)
Polarization Effects
247(2)
Problems
249(1)
References
250(13)
Pulse Compression
263(56)
Physical Mechanism
263(3)
Grating-Fiber Compressors
266(14)
Grating Pair
266(3)
Optimum Compressor Design
269(4)
Practical Limitations
273(2)
Experimental Results
275(5)
Soliton-Effect Compressors
280(7)
Compressor Optimization
281(2)
Experimental Results
283(2)
Higher-Order Nonlinear Effects
285(2)
Fiber Bragg Gratings
287(5)
Gratings as a Compact Dispersive Element
287(2)
Grating-Induced Nonlinear Chirp
289(2)
Bragg-Soliton Compression
291(1)
Chirped-Pulse Amplification
292(2)
Dispersion-Decreasing Fibers
294(5)
Compression Mechanism
295(1)
Experimental Results
296(3)
Other Compression Techniques
299(20)
Cross-Phase Modulation
299(4)
Gain-Switched Semiconductor Lasers
303(2)
Optical Amplifiers
305(2)
Fiber Couplers and Interferometers
307(1)
Problems
308(1)
References
309(10)
Fiber-Optic Communications
319(48)
System Basics
319(7)
Loss Management
320(3)
Dispersion Management
323(3)
Stimulated Brillouin Scattering
326(4)
Brillouin Threshold
326(2)
Control of SBS
328(2)
Stimulated Raman Scattering
330(5)
Raman Crosstalk
330(2)
Power Penalty
332(3)
Self-Phase Modulation
335(5)
SPM-Induced Frequency Chirp
335(3)
Loss and Dispersion Management
338(2)
Cross-Phase Modulation
340(4)
XPM-Induced Phase Shift
340(2)
Power Penalty
342(2)
Four-Wave Mixing
344(5)
FWM Efficiency
345(1)
FWM-Induced Crosstalk
346(3)
System Design
349(18)
Numerical Modeling
349(3)
Design Issues
352(3)
System Performance
355(4)
Problems
359(1)
References
360(7)
Soliton Lightwave Systems
367(72)
Basic Concepts
367(9)
Properties of Solitons
368(3)
Soliton Bit Stream
371(2)
Soliton Interaction
373(2)
Effect of Fiber Loss
375(1)
Loss-Managed Solitons
376(10)
Lumped Amplification
377(2)
Distributed Amplification
379(5)
Chirped Solitons
384(2)
Amplifier Noise
386(15)
ASE-Induced Fluctuations
386(2)
Timing Jitter
388(3)
Control of Timing Jitter
391(9)
Experimental Results
400(1)
Dispersion-Managed Solitons
401(16)
Dispersion-Decreasing Fibers
401(6)
Periodic Dispersion Maps
407(10)
WDM Soliton Systems
417(22)
Interchannel Collisions
417(3)
Effect of Lumped Amplification
420(1)
Timing Jitter
421(2)
Dispersion Management
423(4)
Problems
427(2)
References
429(10)
Appendix A Bit-Error Rate 439(3)
Appendix B Acronyms 442(3)
Index 445

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