Probing power-dependent intensity noise in ultrafast pulses by dispersive Fourier transform

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Shiekh Zia Uddin; Sahil Pontula; Jiaxin Liu; Shutao Xu; Seou Choi; Michelle Y. Sander; Marin Soljačić

doi:10.1364/cleo_si.2025.ss104_4

January 1, 2025

Probing power-dependent intensity noise in ultrafast pulses by dispersive Fourier transform

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Intensity noise characteristics were elucidated in ultrafast pulses under various energy conditions.
Non-Gaussian statistics emerged from the interplay of soliton formation and Raman peak generation.
The dispersive Fourier transform technique was employed to analyze the effects on intensity noise.
This work suggests a deeper understanding of nonlinear interactions in optical fibers and their statistical properties.

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Investigation reveals intensity noise characteristics in ultrashort pulses, indicating non-Gaussian statistics and soliton effects.

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We investigate shot-by-shot intensity noise in ultrashort pulses propagating through a nonlinear fiber via dispersive Fourier transform, revealing how non-Gaussian statistics emerge from soliton and Raman peak formation at varying pulse energies.

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