Publication

1.3 Octave Supercontinuum Generation in Highly Ge-doped Photonic Crystal Fiber

Camille Sophie Brès, Deniz Aydin, Thibault Emmanuel North
2016
Conference paper

Abstract

We present a flat, visible 1.3-octave supercontinuum generated in a GeO2-doped photonic crystal fiber owing to an overlap of the modulation instability and Raman gain regions resulting in efficient energy transfer to new frequency components

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