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Polarization-insensitive cross-phase modulation in a birefringent nonlinear photonic crystal fiber is used to realize wavelength conversion at 40 Gb/s. Error-free performance for polarization scrambled signals is obtained.
We observed frequency tunable modulation instability owing to cross-phase modulation in normal group velocity dispersion regime of a birefringent holey fiber. Sideband shifts were 3-8 THz for polarization and 30-60 THz for modal instabilities.
We report wavelength-conversion in a nonlinear optical loop mirror consisting of polarization-maintaining photonic crystal fiber. The large birefringence allowed cross-phase modulation to occur between orthogonal polarized signal and control separated in wavelength over 150 nm.
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