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Inter-modal four-wave mixing study in a two-mode fiber.
Optics Express 2016 December 27
We demonstrate efficient four-wave mixing among different spatial modes in a 1-km long two-mode fiber at telecommunication wavelengths. Two pumps excite the LP<sub>01</sub> and LP<sub>11</sub> modes, respectively, while the probe signal excites the LP<sub>01</sub> mode, and the phase conjugation (PC) and Bragg scattering (BS) idlers are generated in the LP<sub>11</sub> mode. For these processes we experimentally characterize their phase matching efficiency and bandwidth and find that they depend critically on the wavelength separation of the two pumps, in good agreement with the numerical study we carried out. We also confirm experimentally that BS has a larger bandwidth than PC for the optimum choice of the pump wavelength separation.
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