Glass nanowires for nonlinear optics and sensing: a top-down approach
Glass nanowires for nonlinear optics and sensing: a top-down approach
Optical microfibers (OMs) are waveguides of diameters comparable to the wavelength of the light propagating in them. Fig.1a shows a schematic of a typical microfiber: it consists of a region with thin waist connected to two conventional optical fibres by transition regions. Their sub-micron size, easy connectivity to conventional optical fibres and relatively high mechanical strength have made them ideal for a variety of applications including sensors, lasers and light sources. Moreover, their strong evanescent field, good light confinement and high nonlinearity have raised the interest in exploring the possibility to use these microfibers for cheap, compact optical devices.
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Ismaeel, R., Abdul Khudus, M.I.M., Gouveia, M., Lee, T., Ding, M., Wang, P. and Brambilla, G.
(2014)
Glass nanowires for nonlinear optics and sensing: a top-down approach.
8th Energy, Materials, and Nanotechnology (EMN) Fall Meeting, Orlando, United States.
22 - 25 Nov 2014.
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Optical microfibers (OMs) are waveguides of diameters comparable to the wavelength of the light propagating in them. Fig.1a shows a schematic of a typical microfiber: it consists of a region with thin waist connected to two conventional optical fibres by transition regions. Their sub-micron size, easy connectivity to conventional optical fibres and relatively high mechanical strength have made them ideal for a variety of applications including sensors, lasers and light sources. Moreover, their strong evanescent field, good light confinement and high nonlinearity have raised the interest in exploring the possibility to use these microfibers for cheap, compact optical devices.
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8th Energy, Materials, and Nanotechnology (EMN) Fall Meeting, Orlando, United States, 2014-11-22 - 2014-11-25
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M. Gouveia
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T. Lee
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M. Ding
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P. Wang
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G. Brambilla
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