Reduced thermal sensitivity of hybrid air-core photonic band-gap fiber ring resonator
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摘要:
A novel hybrid air-core photonic band-gap fiber (PBF) ring resonator with twin 90° polarization-axis rotated splices is proposed and demonstrated.Frist,we measure the temperature dependent birefringence coefficient of air-core PBF and Panda fiber.Experimental results show that the relative temperature dependent birefi-ingence coefficient of air-core PBF is 1.42× 10-8/℃,which is typically ~16 times less than that of Panda fiber.Then,we extract the geometry profile of air-core PBF from scanning electron microscope (SEM) images.Numerical modal is built to distinguish the fast axis and slow axis in the fiber.By precisely setting the length difference in air-core PBF and Panda fiber between two 90° polarization-axis rotated splicing points,the hybrid air-core PBF ring resonator is constructed,and the finesse of the resonator is 8.4.Environmental birefringence variation induced by temperature change can be well compensated,and experimental results show an 18-fold reduction in thermal sensitivity,compared with resonator with twin 0° polarization-axis rotated splices.