Author Affiliations
1Laboratory of Infrared Materials and Devices, The Research Institute of Advanced Technologies, Ningbo University, Ningbo, Zhejiang 315211, China2Key Laboratory of Photoelectric Materials and Devices of Zhejiang Province, Ningbo, Zhejiang 315211, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Measured SC spectrum generation in 3-cm-long As
2Se
3 fiber pumped with 9.8 μm pulse laser
[13] Fig. 2. Optical microscope images of laser-induced surface damage of glasses after irradiation with fs laser at 30 mW for 20 s
[14]. (a) As
2Se
3 glass; (b) Ge
15Sb
25Se
65 glass
Fig. 3. Transmission loss and SC spectrum generation of Ge-As-Se-Te fiber
[18]. (a) Transmission loss of Ge-As-Se-Te fiber; (b) SC spectra from Ge-As-Se-Te fiber pumped by 4.65 μm laser
Fig. 4. SC spectrum generation in Ge-Te-AgI fiber
[23]. (a) Cross section of double-cladding Ge-Te-AgI fiber; (b) SC spectrum from Ge-Te-AgI fiber when pumped by 7 μm laser
Fig. 5. SC spectrum generation in chalcohalide fiber
[24]. (a) Material dispersion curves of chalcohalide glasses. SC spectra from GeSe
2-Ga
2Se
3-CsI double-cladding chalcogenide fiber when pumped by (b) 2.9 μm and (c) 6.3 μm laser
Fig. 6. Drilling schematic of Ge-Sb-Se suspended-core fibers
[29]. (a) Schematic diagram of computer numerical control precision drilling; (b) picture of Ge-Sb-Se fiber preform; (c) cross section of four-hole Ge-Sb-Se fiber preform; (d)(e) cross sections of Ge-Sb-Se suspended-core fibers with different fiber core diameters
Fig. 7. Measured SC spectra from 25-mm-long As
2S
3 fiber pumped by laser with various wavelengths at average power of 190 mW
[31]. (a) Newly prepared; (b) 7-month aged
Fig. 8. Measured SC spectra from As-S tapered fibers with transition region lengths pumped by 3.25 μm laser
[34] Fig. 9. Measured SC spectra from large-mode-area Ge-As-Se tapered fibers with different fiber lengths at input and output ends without tapering
[35] Fig. 10. Optical properties of double-cladding chalcogenide fiber
[38]. (a) Cross section and refractive index profile; (b) chromatic dispersion profiles
Fig. 11. SC spectrum generation and its coherence property in double-cladding chalcogenide fibers
[38]. (a) Measured pump light (pump line) and SC spectra (red line) of double-cladding chalcogenide fibers; (b) calculated SC spectrum of double-cladding chalcogenide fiber; (c) calculated degree of coherence of generated SC spectrum. Dotted vertical line indicates ZDW of fiber
Fig. 12. Output properties of SC spectra of AsSe
2 microstructured fiber
[40]. (a) Cross section of chalcogenide microstructured fiber; (b) calculated group velocity dispersion of microstructured fiber. Inset: measured refractive indexes of AsSe
2 and As
2S
5 glasses; (c) measured output SC spectrum (black curve) and simulated SC spectrum (red curve) from microstructured fiber pumped by 2.7 μm laser; (d) simulated de
Fig. 13. Dispersion characterization and SC spectra of As-S tapered fiber
[41]. (a) Dispersion characteristic curves of As-S fibers with different fiber core diameters; (b) coherence properties of SC spectra for As-S fiber with different fiber core diameters
Fig. 14. SC spectra and coherence property of As-S tapered fibers
[43]. (a)(c)(e) SC spectra from As-S tapered fibers with asymmetric transition region length; (b)(d)(f) coherence properties corresponding to Figs. 14 (a), (c), and (e)
Fig. 15. All-fiber SC sources based on MOPA
[44]. (a) Setup of all-fiber-based SC source based on MOPA; (b) all-fiber-based SC sources with high output power generated in As-S fiber based on MOPA
Fig. 16. All-fiber SC sources based on mode-locked fiber laser
[48]. (a) Layout of Ho
3+-doped mode-locked fiber laser and subsequent SC generation; (b) SC generation from As-Se tapered fiber with fiber core diameter of 3 μm. Inset shows mode field profile of tapered fiber at different wavelengths
Fig. 17. Setup diagram of cascaded pump SC source
[49] Fig. 18. All-fiber SC sources based on MOPA and cascade pump
[53]. (a) Setup of all-fiber SC source based on MOPA and cascade pump; (b) measured SC spectra from ZBLAN (black line), AS
2S
3 (red line), and As
2Se
3 (blue line) fibers
Fiber type | Fiber host | Fiberlength /cm | Pump condition | SC spectrumband width /μm | SC spectrum outputpower /mW | Ref.No. |
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Step-indexfiber | As-Se | 3 | 9.8 μm/170 fs/1 kHz | 2.0--15.1 | - | [13] | Ge-Sb-Se | 20 | 6 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 1.8--14 | - | [14] | Ge-Te-AgI | 14 | 7 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 2--16 | - | [23] | (Se2Ga2Se3)-CsI | 16 | 6.3 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 1.05--13 | | [24] | (Ge10As22Se68)-I | 12 | 8 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 1.2--15.2 | 0.8 | [25] | Microstructuredfiber | Ge-Sb-Se | 14 | 3.5 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 1.5--12 | - | [29] | As-S | 4.5 | 2.3 μm/200fs/80MHz | 1.2--3.2 | - | [30] | As-S | 2.5 | 3.5 μm/300 fs/43 MHz | 3--5 | - | [31] | Ge-As-Se | | 2 μm/79 fs/19.03 MHz | 1.67--2.88 | - | [32] | Tapered fiber | As-S | 12 | 3.25 μm/150 fs/1 kHz | 1.4--7.2 | 1.06 | [34] | Ge-As-Se | ~50 | 4 μm/250 fs/21 MHz | 1--11.5 | 35.4 | [35] | | ~30 | | 1--8 | 57.3 | |
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Table 1. Main research results of SC spectrum generation in step-index, microstructure, and tapered chalcogenide fibers in recent two years