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تسجيل مستخدم جديدObservation of soliton pulse compression in photonic crystal waveguides
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We demonstrate soliton-effect pulse compression in mm-long photonic crystal waveguides resulting from strong anomalous dispersion and self-phase modulation. Compression from 3ps to 580fs, at low pulse energies(~10pJ), is measured via autocorrelation.
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