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A novel method for polarization insensitive four-wave mixing in semiconductor optical amplifiers
By: Khalfin, V.; Ovsthus, K.;
1996 / IEEE
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Periodical ' A novel method for polarization insensitive four-wave mixing in semiconductor optical amplifiers ' A new method for obtaining polarization insensitive four-wave mixing with phase inversion in a semiconductor optical amplifier is proposed. The method uses the simplest configuration with co-propagating pump and signal waves. The possibility of polarization insensitive four-wave mixing is shown for a tensile quantum well. Polarization insensitivity can be obtained by the right detuning of the pump wavelength from the gain peak.
Related Topics
Laser Tuning
Semiconductor Lasers
Quantum Well Lasers
Multiwave Mixing
Gain Peak
Polarization Insensitive Four-wave Mixing
Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
Phase Inversion
Tensile Quantum Well
Detuning
Pump Wavelength
Optical Polarization
Four-wave Mixing
Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
Optical Filters
Fiber Nonlinear Optics
High Speed Optical Techniques
Nonlinear Optics
Optical Pumping
Optical Sensors
Optical Fiber Polarization
Photonics And Electrooptics
Engineered Materials, Dielectrics And Plasmas
Engineering
Co-propagating Pump/signal Waves
