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L'efficacité et les applications possibles de la conversion de longueur d'onde entièrement optique à l'aide de fibres optiques sont décrites. Plusieurs types de conversion de longueur d'onde ultra-large et ultra-rapide utilisant une fibre hautement non linéaire sont présentés. Une bande de conversion de plus de 70 nm par mélange à quatre ondes, une conversion de trains d'impulsions de 500 fs par un miroir à boucle optique non linéaire basé sur une modulation de phase croisée et un multiplexage optique d'addition-goutte basé sur le temps pour un signal de 160 Gbit/s utilisant une conversion de longueur d'onde par supercontinuum sont démontré avec succès.
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Shigeki WATANABE, Fumio FUTAMI, "All-Optical Wavelength Conversion Using Ultra-Fast Nonlinearities in Optical Fiber" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 4, pp. 889-895, April 2002, doi: .
Abstract: The effectiveness and possible applications of all-optical wavelength conversion using optical fibers are described. Several types of ultra-broad and ultra-fast wavelength conversion using highly-nonlinear fiber are shown. Over 70 nm conversion band by four-wave mixing, 500-fs pulse trains conversion by cross-phase-modulation-based nonlinear optical loop mirror and time-based optical add-drop multiplexing for 160 Gbit/s signal using wavelength conversion by supercontinuum are successfully demonstrated.
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