Suppressing Chirp of THz Pulses by Using an Optical Fiber as a Pulse Stretcher for Chirped Pulse Beating | Zendy

Tetsuya Yoshida | Zendy; Shohei Kamada | Zendy; Shuhei Murata | Zendy; Takao Aoki | Zendy

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Suppressing Chirp of THz Pulses by Using an Optical Fiber as a Pulse Stretcher for Chirped Pulse Beating

Author(s) -

Tetsuya Yoshida,

Shohei Kamada,

Shuhei Murata,

Takao Aoki

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

proceedings of the 12th asia pacific physics conference (appc12)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.7566/jpscp.1.014027

Subject(s) - chirp , chirped pulse amplification , materials science , pulse (music) , optics , femtosecond pulse shaping , bandwidth limited pulse , optical fiber , ultrashort pulse , terahertz radiation , optoelectronics , pulse compression , pulse shaping , physics , telecommunications , computer science , radar , laser , detector

Suppression of the chirp of terahertz (THz) pulses by using a single-mode optical fiber as a pulse stretcher is investigated.We theoretically show that the chirp obtained with fiber-based pulse stretcher can be suppressed below the fundamental limit for a grating-based pulse stretcher. We experimentally verify the validity of this theory and demonstrate generation of low-chirp THz pulses.

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