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Optical Fiber Communication Conference, 2004. OFC 2004

Date 23-27 Feb. 2004

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Tutorials

Practical applications of holey optical fibers

Octave-spanning supercontinuum generation in an extruded PCF with an Er-doped fiber laser-amplifier system

Distributed optical fiber devices based on liquid crystal infiltrated photonic crystal fibers

Highly nonlinear bismuth-oxide-based glass holey fiber

Erbium emission in highly doped tellurite and alumina-silica novelty fibers

All-fiber chirped pulse amplification with recompression in an air-core photonic bandgap fiber

Compact, spectrally smooth, nanosecond infrared continuum source with 700 nm bandwidth

A new design approach for DFB lasers for improved

Single longitudinal mode multiwavelength fiber ring lasers

Medical imaging applications of telecom sources

Actively mode-locked fiber laser employing a highly nonlinear photonic crystal fiber for intracavity nonlinear pulse compression

High quality 1.3 ps 10 GHz soliton pulse source employing dispersion decreasing fiber based Raman amplifier

Wavelength-switching single-longitudinal-mode fiber ring laser based on cascaded composite Sagnac loop filters

Monitoring of the fiber Bragg grating fabrication process

Form birefringence of fiber Bragg gratings due to exposure anisotropy

Manufacture of high-performance fiber Bragg for dispersion compensation

Novel line-by-line apodization method for scribed channel-waveguide Bragg gratings

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