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All-optical methods of wavelength and modulation format conversion for high transmission rate optical networks
Honzátko, Pavel
A survey of results in the field of all-optical conversion methods, namely a wavelength converter based on the fiber XPM with subsequent conversion of PM into AM in FBG, a wavelength converter with XPM/XGM in SOA with conversion to AM in LPG, and a modulation format converter RZ/NRZ based on fiber XPM in Sagnac interferometer.
Application of long-period fiber grating as converter of phase modulation to amplitude modulation
Škoda, Pavel ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Kumpera, Aleš
We proposed and demonstrated that long-period fiber grating can serve as converter of phase modulation to amplitude modulation in wavelength converters based on XPM. In our particular implementation, an input pulse train with repetition rate of 160Gb/s at the wavelength of 1572nm were converted to train of 2ps pulses at 1555nm. We shown its benefits compared to differential interferometric schemes used for the same purpose.
Zařízení pro výrobu kónicky zúžených optických vláken
Martan, Tomáš ; Novotný, K. ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Kaňka, Jiří
The paper deals with technology of manufacturing fiber tapers that are made by heating and stretching a standard optical fiber (e.g. SMF, PCS or MOF) in a heat source. For fabrication of the fiber tapers have been designed and assembled the apparatus that is propelled with motors and controlled by a PC and other electronic equipments. Manufactured tapered optical fibers can be used e.g. in nonlinear optics, for various types of fiber evanescence chemical sensors and holography. 482
Optimalizace algoritmu pro rekonstrukci dat z frekvenčně rozlišeného optického hradlování využívajícího křížovou fázovou modulaci v silně dvojlomném mikrostrukturním vlákně
Vraný, Boleslav ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Kaňka, Jiří
We implemented a frequency resolved optical gating (FROG) measurement method using cross-phase modulation (XPM) in a microstructured optical fiber. The standard FROG reconstruction algorithm failed for this setup and we used the genetic algorithm (GA) instead. Although GA is slower, it is less prone to get stuck to local minima. Several parameters of GA need to be adjusted. We present the optimization process and the optimal parameters for theoretically simulated data.
Measurement of short pulses using fiber frequency-resolved optical fating
Vraný, Boleslav ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Kaňka, Jiří
We have reviewed and implemented the method of frequency-resolved optical gating. We discuss the fiber FROG experimental setup and several algorithms for pulse retrieval. These include the basic algorithm, the generalized projections and the genetic algorithm. We have developed new variants of the pulse retrieval algorithms by combining the generalized projections and the genetic algorithm and are experimenting with them to get optimal performance.
Er: Yb fibre-optic laser excited by a diode
Zavadilová, A. ; Kubeček, V. ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Kašík, Ivan ; Matějec, Vlastimil
The paper deals with the employment of special optical fiber doped in the core with ytterbium and erbium ions in a fiber laser emitting at 1540 nm. The fiber was drawn from a preform prepared by the MCVD method at it was coated with a polysiloxane polymer coating with a refractive index lower than of silica. This coating makes possible to launch light from a laser diode directly into a silica jacket of the fiber. An output power of 47 mW was measured with an excitation diode power of 860 mW.
Microstructure optical fibres
Kaňka, Jiří ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Matějec, Vlastimil ; Kašík, Ivan ; Martan, Tomáš
A review of microstructure optical fibers, their use and methods of preparation is presented. Two classes of microstructure optical fibers in accordance with wave guiding mechanism are introduced. Unique dispersion properties and their structure dependence are discussed. Highly nonliner fibers, large mode area fibers and highly birefringent fibers are reported. Finally, the research carried out IREE Prague is summarized.
Measurement of intermodal dispersion in a twin-core optical fibre
Peterka, Pavel ; Kaňka, Jiří ; Honzátko, Pavel
The intermodal dispersion (IMD), that arises from the difference of group delays of the two fundamental modes of the twin-core fibre (TCF), could have a detrimental effect for usage of TCF in high-speed applications. Therefore, its accurate determination is of a high interest. We have estimated the IMD from the fibre refractive index profile and we have determined it from the interference pattern in spectral domain and from the repetition rate of passively mode-locked fibre laser incorporating TCF.
Measurement of chromatic dispersion and berifringence of microstructure optical fibers
Peterka, Pavel ; Dymák, Pavel ; Honzátko, Pavel ; Matějec, Vlastimil ; Kaňka, Jiří ; Martan, Tomáš ; Vraný, Boleslav ; Káčik, D. ; Lyytikainen, K.
Chromatic dispersion characterization of the microstructure optical fibres /MOF/ using the interferometric method is shown on several fibre samples. The differences from the measurement of standard single mode fibres are discussed.

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