Zero-dispersion Wavelength Mapping in Short Single-Mode Optical Fibers Using Parametric Amplification
A. Mussot, E. Lantz, A. Durécu-Legrand, C. Simonneau, D. Bayard, T. Sylvestre, H. Maillotte
Abstract
We demonstrate a novel convenient nondestructive method based on optical parametric amplification that allows retrieval of the zero-dispersion wavelength map along a short optical fiber span with a high-spatial resolution. The improved resolution relies on the high sensitivity to the local longitudinal dispersion fluctuations of the parametric high-gain spectrum.
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