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A novel design for polarization-independent single-pump fiber-optic parametric amplifiers

Yaman et al., 2006

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11863861200150040116
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Yaman F
Lin Q
Agrawal G
Publication year
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IEEE photonics technology letters

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We propose a novel scheme for designing fiber-optic parametric amplifiers whose operation does not depend on the input signal polarization. In our scheme, four-wave mixing takes place inside a birefringent fiber pumped at 45deg from a principal axis. We show …
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