Multiple four-wave mixing in optical fibres

Baillot, Maxime; Chartier, Thierry; Joindot, Michel

doi:10.1109/ecoc.2014.6963922

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“…To date, the PSA has been both theoretically and experimentally analyzed in depth based on a model describing a single FWM process consisting of 3-wave degenerate FWM (DFWM) or 4-wave non-degenerate FWM (NDFWM) [9][10][11][12][13][14]. The nondegenerate dual-pump PSA, introducing two additional idlers has been investigated based on the so-called 6-wave model [15][16][17][18]. More recently, high-order FWM has been addressed, accounting for sideband-assisted gain extinction ratio enhancement in phase regeneration [19,20].…”

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Investigation of degenerate dual-pump phase sensitive amplifier using multi-wave model

Xie¹,

Fsaifes²,

Labidi³

et al. 2015

Opt. Express

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Operation of a degenerate dual-pump phase sensitive amplifier (PSA) is thoroughly numerically investigated using a multi-wave model, taking into account high-order waves associated with undesired four-wave mixing (FWM) processes. More accurate phase-sensitive signal gain characteristics are obtained compared to the conventional 3-wave model, leading to precise optimization of the pump configuration in a degenerate dual-pump PSA. The signal gain for different pump configurations, as well as the phase sensitivity, is obtained and interpreted by investigating the dominant FWM processes in terms of the corresponding phase matching. Moreover, the relation between dispersion slope and the width of the signal gain curve versus the pump-pump wavelength separation is revealed, permitting the application-oriented arbitrary tailoring of the signal gains by manipulating the dispersion profile and pump wavelength allocation.

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Investigation of degenerate dual-pump phase sensitive amplifier using multi-wave model

Xie¹,

Fsaifes²,

Labidi³

et al. 2015

Opt. Express

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“…Pushing the limit further, Qian et al numerically solved the coupled equations for a dual pump PSA for as much as 27 waves [36]. Note that with the increase of the number n of involved waves, the total number of FWM terms in the coupled differential equations governing the wave evolution increases as n 3 [37], making the system more and more complicated. Inoue developed a semi-analytical model to solve for the two pumps and high-order pumps (HOPs) numerically while incorporating their effects on the signal and high-order idlers (HOIs) analytically [38].…”

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Analytical seven-wave model for wave propagation in a degenerate dual-pump fiber phase sensitive amplifier

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Investigation of HNLF-based flexible-structure phase sensitive amplifiers

Wang

et al. 2019

Optik

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Multiple four-wave mixing in optical fibres

Cited by 4 publications

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Investigation of degenerate dual-pump phase sensitive amplifier using multi-wave model

Investigation of degenerate dual-pump phase sensitive amplifier using multi-wave model

Analytical seven-wave model for wave propagation in a degenerate dual-pump fiber phase sensitive amplifier

Investigation of HNLF-based flexible-structure phase sensitive amplifiers

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