Comptes Rendus
no. 2
Photonic crystal fibres for lasers and amplifiers
[Les fibres microstructurées pour applications aux lasers et aux amplificateurs]
Comptes Rendus. Physique, Volume 7 (2006) no. 2, pp. 224-232.

Les fibres microstructurées Air Silice, souvent improprement baptisées Fibres à Cristal Photonique, offrent des propriétés de propagation tout à fait singulières du fait des multiples interactions possibles entre les champs guidés et la structure hétérogène. Nous proposons un tour d'horizon rapide des différents domaines d'applications de ces fibres en montrant, à travers divers exemples de réalisations, comment sont exploitées ces propriétés et quels sont les principaux résultats obtenus.

Air Silica microstructure fibres, often improperly named Photonic Crystal Fibres (PCFs), offer singular propagation properties because of the multiple possible interactions between the guided fields and the heterogeneous structure. We propose a short review of the various PCFs fields of applications while showing, through various examples of fibre structures, how these properties are exploited and which are the most significant results.

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DOI : 10.1016/j.crhy.2006.01.018
Keywords: Photonic Crystal Fibres, Fibre lasers, Fibre amplifiers, High power lasers, Nonlinear frequency conversion, Liquid core fibres, Hollow core fibres
Mot clés : Fibres microstructurées, Lasers à fibre, Amplificateurs à fibres, Lasers de puissance, Conversion Non Linéaire de fréquence, Fibres à cœur liquide, Fibre à cœur creux
Philippe Roy 1 ; Philippe Leproux 1 ; Sébastien Février 1 ; Dominique Pagnoux 1 ; Jean-Louis Auguste 1 ; Jean-Marc Blondy 1 ; Stéphane Hilaire 1 ; Laure Lavoute 1 ; Raphael Jamier 1 ; Agnès Desfarges-Berthelemot 1 ; Vincent Kermène 1 ; Christine Restoin 1

1 Institut de recherche en communications optiques et microondes (IRCOM), UMR CNRS n 
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