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Applied Physics Letters | 2000

High-efficiency organic dye-doped polymer optical fiber lasers

Ken Kuriki; Takeyuki Kobayashi; Nana Imai; Toshihiko Tamura; Susumu Nishihara; Yukihisa Nishizawa; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshi Okamoto

A graded-index polymer optical fiber containing rhodamine 6G in poly(methyl methacrylate-co-2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) has been fabricated. Lasing behavior of the fiber was observed by pumping with a frequency-doubled Q-switched Nd: yttrium–aluminum–garnet laser. A slope efficiency of 43% and a lifetime of 110 000 shots at a repetition rate of 10 Hz have been observed. With a 1.5 mJ pump energy, an output energy of 640 μJ was produced.


IEEE Photonics Technology Letters | 2000

Fabrication and properties of polymer optical fibers containing Nd-chelate

Ken Kuriki; Takeyuki Kobayashi; Nana Imai; Toshihiko Tamura; Susumu Nishihara; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshi Okamoto

Graded-index poly(methyl methacrylate) optical fibers (GI POF) containing a Nd-chelate have been fabricated. The absorption spectrum of the fiber exhibited several strong bands in the visible and infrared regions. We have observed infrared fluorescence (0.90, 1.06, and 1.3 /spl mu/m) of the Nd/sup 3+/ ion of the fiber at room temperature when it was pumped with an Ar/sup +/-pumped dye laser at 580 nm.


Journal of The Optical Society of America B-optical Physics | 2002

Spectroscopic properties of lanthanide chelates in perfluorinated plastics for optical applications

Ken Kuriki; Susumu Nishihara; Yukihisa Nishizawa; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshi Okamoto

The absorption spectra of neodymium (Nd), praseodymium (Pr), erbium (Er), and thulium (Tm) ions in perfluorinated (PF) plastic solutions were measured, and the Judd–Ofelt parameters of the Er and Nd ions have been calculated. The radiative properties of the Nd and Er ions in PF plastic solutions were determined from the absorption measurements and the Judd–Ofelt theory. The fluorescence spectrum of Nd3+ in a PF plastic solution from 900 nm to 1350 nm was measured for the first time, to our knowledge. Furthermore, the PF plastic films containing lanthanide chelates were fabricated by spin coating, and the refractive indices of the films were measured.


Optics Letters | 2003

Observation of fluorescence in an optically pumped erbium-containing perfluorinated medium at 1.5 μm

Ken Kuriki; Susumu Nishihara; Yukihisa Nishizawa; Tadahiko Yoshinaga; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshi Okamoto

We report what is to our knowledge the first observation of erbium fluorescence at the optical communication wavelength of 1.5 microm in a perfluorinated medium. Using a Nd:YAG (355-nm) source, we observed fluorescence of the 4I(13/2) - 4I(15/2) transition with a peak wavelength of 1.535 microm and with a full width at half-maximum of 28 nm. These results can lead to new active devices that use all-fluorinated polymers.


Rare-earth-doped materials and devices. Conference | 2000

Rare earth-doped polymer optical fibers for optical amplification

Takeyuki Kobayashi; Ken Kuriki; Susumu Nishihara; Yoshiyuki Okamoto; Yasuhiro Koike

We encapsulated rare earth ions such as europium and neodymium with organic ligands to incorporate them into polymer matrices. Their spectroscopic properties in polymer hosts and organic solutions were studied. Infrared emission has been observed from a neodymium-doped perdeuterated core graded index polymer optical fiber.


IEEE Photonics Technology Letters | 2017

Experimental Analysis of LTE Signals in WDM-PON Managed by Embedded Pilot Tone

Kazuaki Honda; Takayuki Kobayashi; Susumu Nishihara; Tatsuya Shimada; Jun Terada; Akihiro Otaka

Dense deployment of many small cells is one promising solution to cope with mobile traffic increases. However, the deployment needs many optical fibers and network operators require efficient management for these cells. To overcome these issues, we have proposed a WDM-PON system managed by an electrically embedded pilot tone and confirmed its feasibility. In this letter, we compare management methods and clarify 128-kb/s pilot tone parameters that negligibly affect LTE signals transported by CPRI option seven experimentally. The results show that the modulation index as high as 20% and carrier frequency as high as 5 MHz are suitable under 1.0-dB optical power penalty.


Symposium on Integrated Optoelectronic Devices | 2002

Plastic optical fibers containing lanthanide chelates and organic dyes for laser and amplifier applications

Ken Kuriki; Susumu Nishihara; Yukihisa Nishizawa; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshiyuki Okamoto

Absorption spectra of lanthanideions in perfluorinated (PF) plastic solution were measured, and the radiative properties were determined by the absorption measurements and the Judd- Ofelt theory. Fluorescence spectrum of Nd3+ in PF plastic solution from 900 nm to 1350 nm, pumped at 580 nm, were measured for the first time. Lasing properties of a rhodamine 6G-doped graded-index plastic optical fiber laser (GI-POFL) and a rod laser were investigated. All measurements demonstrated the superior performance of the GI-POFL. This paper also discusses the lasing properties on the basis of near-field pattern measurements.


Electronics Letters | 2001

Fabrication and optical properties of neodymium-, praseodymium- and erbium-chelates-doped plastic optical fibres

Ken Kuriki; Susumu Nishihara; Yukihisa Nishizawa; Akihiro Tagaya; Yoshiyuki Okamoto; Yasuhiro Koike


Optical Amplifiers and Their Applications (2000), paper OMD1 | 2000

Fabrication and properties of polymer optical fiber containing Nd-chelate for optical amplification

Ken Kuriki; Takeyuki Kobayashi; Nana Imai; Toshihiko Tamura; Susumu Nishihara; Akihiro Tagaya; Yasuhiro Koike; Yoshiyuki Okamoto


IEICE Communications Express | 2017

Downlink bandwidth in C-RAN with mapping FAPI over RoE

Takahiro Kubo; Susumu Nishihara; Kenji Miyamoto; Tatsuya Shimizu; Jun Terada; Akihiro Ootaka

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