All-optical reshaping of light pulses using χ(2) media
Kuanshou Zhang, Laurent Longchambon, Thomas Coudreau, Claude Fabre
Abstract
We have developed a new method based on two cavities containing χ(2) media to reshape optical pulses by an all-optical technique. The system is entirely passive i.e., all the energy is brought by the incoming pulse and uses two successive optical cavities with independent thresholds. The output pulse is close to a rectangular shape. We show that this technique could be extended to high bit rates and telecommunication wavelength using very small cavities containing current nonlinear materials.
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