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12 - Potential applications of fiber OPAs and OPOs

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 March 2010

Michel E. Marhic
Michel E. Marhic
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University of Wales, Swansea
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Introduction

The potential for fiber OPAs and OPOs is based on some characteristic features that are not present in other types of optical amplifiers and oscillators. Specifically, the features that can be exploited are: (i) the availability of gain at essentially arbitrary wavelengths, limited only by the availability of the necessary pumps and of fibers with suitable nonlinearity, loss, and dispersion; (ii) the availability of an idler; (iii) the nearly instantaneous response of the gain to pump power variations; (iv) the all-fiber structure, which is capable of withstanding high powers.

In this chapter we will discuss the main applications that can be envisioned and describe the experiments that have been performed in some areas. For OPAs, the main areas of applications that have been envisioned so far are in optical communication and high-power wavelength conversion. We now discuss each of these areas in some depth.

OPAs in optical communication

This is the most advanced area, in part because of the availability of convenient fibers and pumps, developed for conventional communication systems. These have been exploited in recent years to demonstrate several applications of OPAs, naturally at wavelengths of interest for optical communication.

Amplification

The realization that fiber OPAs could exhibit gain bandwidths as large as or larger than those of erbium-doped fiber amplifiers (EDFAs), by the use of commercially available fibers and the watt-level pump powers that are now considered reasonable, sparked interest in their possible use in communication systems.

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Fiber Optical Parametric Amplifiers, Oscillators and Related Devices , pp. 249 - 280
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2007

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