In-fiber semiconductor photonics: a new platform for nonlinear applications
In-fiber semiconductor photonics: a new platform for nonlinear applications
The nascent field of semiconductor core fibres is attracting increased interest as a means to exploit the excellent optical and optoelectronic functionality of the semiconductor material directly within the fibre geometry. Compared to their planar counterparts, this new class of waveguide retains many advantageous properties of the fibre platforms such as flexibility, cylindrical symmetry, and long waveguide lengths. Furthermore, owing to the robust glass cladding it is also possible to employ standard fibre post-processing procedures to tailor the waveguide dimensions and reduce the optical losses over a broad wavelength range, of particular use for nonlinear applications. This presentation will review progress in the development of nonlinear devices from the semiconductor core fibre platform and outline exciting future prospects for the field.
Peacock, Anna C.
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19 April 2021
Peacock, Anna C.
685d924c-ef6b-401b-a0bd-acf1f8e758fc
Peacock, Anna C.
(2021)
In-fiber semiconductor photonics: a new platform for nonlinear applications.
SPIE Optics and Optoelectronics 2021, Digital.
19 - 23 Apr 2021.
(doi:10.1117/12.2596857).
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The nascent field of semiconductor core fibres is attracting increased interest as a means to exploit the excellent optical and optoelectronic functionality of the semiconductor material directly within the fibre geometry. Compared to their planar counterparts, this new class of waveguide retains many advantageous properties of the fibre platforms such as flexibility, cylindrical symmetry, and long waveguide lengths. Furthermore, owing to the robust glass cladding it is also possible to employ standard fibre post-processing procedures to tailor the waveguide dimensions and reduce the optical losses over a broad wavelength range, of particular use for nonlinear applications. This presentation will review progress in the development of nonlinear devices from the semiconductor core fibre platform and outline exciting future prospects for the field.
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Published date: 19 April 2021
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SPIE Optics and Optoelectronics 2021, Digital, 2021-04-19 - 2021-04-23
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