Soliton sidebands in photonic bandgap fibre lasers

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The effects of high-order dispersion of photonic bandgap fibre on a femtosecond fibre laser have been analysed. Asymmetrical spectral distribution of soliton sidebands is attributed to the high value of the third-order dispersion in bandgap fibre that provides unusual cavity characteristics when dispersion changes the regime from anomalous to normal across the bandwidth of optical pulses.

Inspec keywords: optical solitons; fibre lasers; optical fibre dispersion; optical pulse generation; laser mode locking; photonic band gap

Other keywords: soliton sidebands; asymmetrical spectral distribution; femtosecond fibre laser; optical pulse; photonic bandgap fibre lasers; cavity characteristic; high-order dispersion; modelocked fibre laser

Subjects: Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Laser beam modulation, pulsing and switching; mode locking and tuning; Ultrafast optical techniques; Fibre optics; Optical solitons; Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Laser beam modulation, pulsing and switching; mode locking and tuning; Optical solitons; Optical propagation, dispersion and attenuation in fibres

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