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Polarization-Independent Wavelength Conversion Using an Angled-Polarization Pump in a Silicon Nanowire Waveguide

A proposal for polarization-independent wavelength conversion is presented based on four-wave mixing in a silicon nanowire waveguide using an angled-polarization pump. The principle of polarization independence is introduced and the theoretical model is established. The optimized incident pump polar...

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Published in:	IEEE journal of selected topics in quantum electronics 2010-01, Vol.16 (1), p.250-256
Main Authors:	Gao, Shiming, Zhang, Xingzhi, Li, Zhiqiang, He, Sailing
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Subjects:	chip Conversion design dispersion efficiency Electromagnetic waveguides fiber Fiber nonlinear optics frequency-conversion gain laser light Nanocomposites Nanomaterials Nanostructure Nanowires Nonlinear optics optical Optical fiber polarization optical frequency conversion Optical mixing optical planar waveguides Optical pumping Optical refraction Optical signal processing Optical waveguides Optical wavelength conversion planar waveguides Pumps raman amplification Silicon silicon on insulator technology Waveguides Wavelengths
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