Abstract
Abstract
A highly nonlinear single mode anomalous dispersion silicon-core fiber is designed and optimized at the operating wavelength of 2.2 µm for the purpose of generating stable temporal pulse doublets. To designate the output pulse pair as a perfect Gaussian doublet, two new parameters, dissimilarity factor (
ρ
g
) and co-similarity index (μ
cs) are introduced. Different input pulse parameters such as power, pulse width and chirp are optimized to obtain Gaussian temporal doublets at the shortest optimum length (∼few cm) which is sufficiently smaller in comparison to silica fibers reported earlier. The output pulse pairs remain as a doublet for quite a good stability length. In view of serving practical purposes, the possibilities of fluctuations of input power and pulse width are included to investigate the changes in stability length and effective repetition rate (ERR). The change in ERR along the fiber length produces a remarkable change in free carrier concentration in core, which has also been taken into account for the first time as per our knowledge to obtain the temporal pulse doublet in the so designed Si-core fiber.
Subject
Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics,Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials
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