Fiber characterization for single-photon frequency conversion applications

Bragg Scattering Four-Wave mixing (BS-4WM) is used in fibers to frequency shift single photons. We investigate how its phase matching condition can be controlled by changing the fiber temperature. We then are able to optimize the efficiency of the BS-4WM process for selected wavelengths that will ultimately allow a scheme of active multiplexing of single photons.

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EPJ Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202533506003
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Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
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Fiber characterization for single-photon frequency conversion applications

Stéphane Clemmen, Vincent Pêcheur, Clélia Deroo-Blanquart
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Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
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Fiber characterization for single-photon frequency conversion applications

Stéphane Clemmen, Vincent Pêcheur, Clélia Deroo-Blanquart
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Abstract

Bragg Scattering Four-Wave mixing (BS-4WM) is used in fibers to frequency shift single photons. We investigate how its phase matching condition can be controlled by changing the fiber temperature. We then are able to optimize the efficiency of the BS-4WM process for selected wavelengths that will ultimately allow a scheme of active multiplexing of single photons.

EPJ Web of ConferencesVol. 335
Ghent University (BE), Haute École de Bruxelles (BE), Laboratoire de Chimie et Physique Quantiques (FR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
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