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Where to Buy Raman Fibers

Some optical fibers are specifically designed for utilizing stimulated Raman scattering in Raman fiber lasers and amplifiers. For example, they can have a particularly high Raman gain coefficient or a large Raman frequency shift.

More general products: fibers

Related products: Raman crystals

Related product categories: fiber optics, nonlinear optics

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Exail (formerly iXblue)

34, Rue de la Croix de Fer
78100 Saint Germain-en-Laye
France
Raman fibers

The IXF-PDF and IXF-PDF-PM fibers are phosphorous-doped fibers especially designed to achieve very high Raman gain at 1.48 μm for high-power pumping of erbium-doped fibers. P-doped fiber offers a Raman frequency shift that is three times higher than that of germanium-doped fibers. The main application is in high-power sources at 1240 and 1480 nm that can be used as pump lasers in O-band and C-band fiber amplifiers.

The IXF-PDF series have been optimized to offer the best trade-off between a small effective area, a high level of phosphorous (P2O5) doping in the fiber core and an optimized numerical aperture to increase the overlap of the fundamental mode with the fiber core, optimizing the Raman gain and efficiency.


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Exail (formerly iXblue)

34, Rue de la Croix de Fer
78100 Saint Germain-en-Laye
France
Raman fibers

The IXF-PDF and IXF-PDF-PM fibers are phosphorous-doped fibers especially designed to achieve very high Raman gain at 1.48 μm for high-power pumping of erbium-doped fibers. P-doped fiber offers a Raman frequency shift that is three times higher than that of germanium-doped fibers. The main application is in high-power sources at 1240 and 1480 nm that can be used as pump lasers in O-band and C-band fiber amplifiers.

The IXF-PDF series have been optimized to offer the best trade-off between a small effective area, a high level of phosphorous (P2O5) doping in the fiber core and an optimized numerical aperture to increase the overlap of the fundamental mode with the fiber core, optimizing the Raman gain and efficiency.


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