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- 2018Analytic description of four-wave mixing in silicon-on-insulator waveguidescitations
- 2017Study of Raman-free photon pair generation using inter-modal four-wave mixing in a few-mode silica fiber
- 2017Effects of Raman scattering and attenuation in silica fiber-based parametric frequency conversioncitations
- 2017Effects of noninstantaneous nonlinear processes on photon-pair generation by spontaneous four-wave mixingcitations
- 2012High-Energy Four-Wave Mixing, with Large-Mode-Area Higher-Order Modes in Optical Fibres
- 2009Measurement and modeling of low-wavelength losses in silica fibers and their impact at communication Wavelengthscitations
- 2008730-nm optical parametric conversion from near- to short-wave infrared bandcitations
- 2008Ge nanoclusters in PECVD-deposited glass caused only by heat treatmentcitations
- 2008Low Wavelength Loss of Germanium Doped Silica Fiberscitations
- 2007Ge nanoclusters in PECVD-deposited glass after heat treating and electron irradiationcitations
- 2004GE NANOCLUSTERS IN PLANAR GLASS WAVEGUIDES DEPOSITED BY PECVD
- 2003Sub-micrometer waveguide for nano-optics
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Effects of Raman scattering and attenuation in silica fiber-based parametric frequency conversion
Abstract
Four-wave mixing in the form of Bragg scattering (BS) has been predicted to enable quantum noise-less frequency conversion by analytic quantum approaches. Using a semi-classical description of quantum noise that accounts for loss and stimulated and spontaneous Raman scattering, which are not currently described in existing quantum approaches, we quantify the impacts of these effects on the conversion efficiency and on the quantum noise properties of BS in terms of an induced noise figure (NF). We give an approximate closed-form expression for the BS conversion efficiency that includes loss and stimulated Raman scattering, and we derive explicit expressions for the Raman-induced NF from the semi-classical approach used here. We find that Raman scattering induces a NF in the BS process that is comparable to the 3-dB NF associated with linear amplifiers