Second harmonic generation and enhancement in microfibers and loop resonators
Second harmonic generation and enhancement in microfibers and loop resonators
We model and experimentally investigate second harmonic generation in silica microfibers and loop resonators, in which the second order nonlinearity arises from the glass-air surface dipole and bulk multipole contributions. In the loop resonator, the recirculation of the pump light on resonance is used to increase the conversion. The effect of the loop parameters, such as coupling and loss, is theoretically studied to determine their influence on the resonance enhancement. Experimentally, microfibers were fabricated with diameters around 0.7µm to generate the intermodally phase matched second harmonic with an efficiency up to 4.2×10-8 when pumped with 5ns 1.55µm pulses with a peak power of 90W. After reconfiguring the microfiber into a 1 mm diameter loop, the efficiency was resonantly enhanced by 5.7 times.
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Gouveia, Marcelo A.
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Lee, Timothy
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Ismaeel, Rand
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Ding, Ming
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Broderick, Neil G.R.
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2013
Gouveia, Marcelo A.
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Lee, Timothy
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Ismaeel, Rand
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Ding, Ming
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Broderick, Neil G.R.
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Cordeiro, Cristiano M.B.
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Gouveia, Marcelo A., Lee, Timothy, Ismaeel, Rand, Ding, Ming, Broderick, Neil G.R., Cordeiro, Cristiano M.B. and Brambilla, Gilberto
(2013)
Second harmonic generation and enhancement in microfibers and loop resonators.
Applied Physics Letters, 102 (20), .
(doi:10.1063/1.4807767).
Abstract
We model and experimentally investigate second harmonic generation in silica microfibers and loop resonators, in which the second order nonlinearity arises from the glass-air surface dipole and bulk multipole contributions. In the loop resonator, the recirculation of the pump light on resonance is used to increase the conversion. The effect of the loop parameters, such as coupling and loss, is theoretically studied to determine their influence on the resonance enhancement. Experimentally, microfibers were fabricated with diameters around 0.7µm to generate the intermodally phase matched second harmonic with an efficiency up to 4.2×10-8 when pumped with 5ns 1.55µm pulses with a peak power of 90W. After reconfiguring the microfiber into a 1 mm diameter loop, the efficiency was resonantly enhanced by 5.7 times.
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/356369
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