Phase Sensitive Two Pump Optical Parametric Amplifier Using Non linear Single Mode Fiber

Pravin R. Prajapati; Ronak R. Vashi; P. Predeep; Mrinal Thakur; M. K. Ravi Varma

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Phase Sensitive Two Pump Optical Parametric Amplifier Using Non linear Single Mode Fiber

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Authors: Pravin R. Prajapati; Ronak R. Vashi; P. Predeep; Mrinal Thakur; M. K. Ravi Varma;

doi: 10.1063/1.3643564

Phase Sensitive Two Pump Optical Parametric Amplifier Using Non linear Single Mode Fiber

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An application of two pump optical parametric amplifier using non linear single mode fiber in optical link has been presented. By controlling relative phase difference between two‐pump power, amplification gain of optical parametric amplifier can be controlled. The effects of variation of fiber length with different input pump power on gain, noise figure and OSNR of optical parametric amplifier have been analyzed and demonstrated. For desired optical output power, design of optical parametric amplifier has been discussed.

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