Design of composite optical nanofibers for new all-solid-state Raman wavelength converters

Sylvie Lebrun; Maha Bouhadida; Théo Dampt; Mathieu Fauvel; Christian Larat; Abderrahim Azzoune; Jean-Charles Beugnot; Laurent Divay

doi:10.1051/jeos/2024039

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Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2024039 (2024)

Design of composite optical nanofibers for new all-solid-state Raman wavelength converters

Sylvie Lebrun^*, Maha Bouhadida, Théo Dampt, Mathieu Fauvel..., Christian Larat, Abderrahim Azzoune, Jean-Charles Beugnot and Laurent Divay|Show fewer author(s)

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Sylvie Lebrun, Maha Bouhadida, Théo Dampt, Mathieu Fauvel, Christian Larat, Abderrahim Azzoune, Jean-Charles Beugnot, Laurent Divay. Design of composite optical nanofibers for new all-solid-state Raman wavelength converters[J]. Journal of the European Optical Society-Rapid Publications, 2024, 20(1): 2024039 Copy Citation Text

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Fig. 1. Profile of the pump and Stokes modes propagating in an ONF having a radius of 500 nm, coated by an 80 nm thick layer of TiO₂.

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Modal Raman gain versus the ONF radius in function of the thickness of the TiO2 layer.

Fig. 2. Modal Raman gain versus the ONF radius in function of the thickness of the TiO₂ layer.

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Fig. 3. Profile of the pump and Stokes modes propagating in an ONF having a radius of 500 nm, coated by a 400 nm thick layer of PMMA and embedded in silicone.

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Fig. 4. Modal Raman gain versus the ONF radius in function of the thickness of the PMMA layer.

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