journal article·2016-10

As40S59Se1/As2S3 step index fiber for 1–5 μm supercontinuum generation

Junzhou Tang, Shuo Liu, Qingde Zhu, Yanan Sun, Ge Li, Zhiyong Yang, Xianghua Zhang, Xunsi Wang, Peiqing Zhang, Shixun Dai, Yinsheng Xu

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Abstract A high-purity As 40 S 59 Se 1 /As 2 S 3 core/cladding step-index fiber for supercontinuum generation was fabricated in this study. The glass rods were obtained by using a relatively effective and inexpensive method of modified physical and chemical purification. Then, the multi-material fiber preform was fabricated through a modified laboratory using one-step co-extrusion process. Moreover, the fiber preform with a Polyether Sulfone (PES) polymer was drawn with a core diameter of ~ 22 μm. The core/cladding ratio of the fiber was approximately 1:17, and the minimum loss was approximately 1 dB/m between 4 and 6 μm. By pumping a 13 cm-long fiber with different laser powers and another two different lengths (20 cm and 50 cm, respectively) of fiber at 4.8 μm, a supercontinuum covering 1–5 μm could be recorded in all fibers. This study attained a 1–5 μm supercontinuum that covered the second atmospheric window. Result of this study can be a promising reference in the production of mid-infrared light source.
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OpenAlex topics: Photonic Crystal and Fiber Optics · Phase-change materials and chalcogenides · Optical Network Technologies

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