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Parametric Signal Processing in Optical Fibers and Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers

K. Kikuchi

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The optical parametric effect based on third-order nonlinearity in fibers and semiconductor optical amplifiers has been applied to ultrafast all-optical signal processing. We describe recent experimental results on wavelength conversion, gate switching, and parametric amplification.

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The optical parametric effect based on third-order nonlinearity in fibers and semiconductor optical amplifiers has been applied to ultrafast all-optical signal processing. We describe recent experimental results on wavelength conversion, gate switching, and parametric amplification.

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The optical parametric effect based on third-order nonlinearity in fibers and semiconductor optical amplifiers has been applied to ultrafast all-optical signal processing. We describe recent experimental results on wavelength conversion, gate switching, and parametric amplification.

Key concepts: Optical amplifier, Optical parametric amplifier, Ultrashort pulse, Optics, Parametric statistics, Optoelectronics, Nonlinear optics, Materials science

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