Photon-plasmon coupling for fundamental-mode phase-matched third harmonic and triplet photon generation
On-chip third harmonic generation (THG) and its inverse process, namely, the generation of entangled triplet photons with Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger state, have attracted much interest in the last decade. To enhance the conversion efficiency or photon creation rate in optical waveguides, phase matc...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1394372020-05-19T08:09:25Z Photon-plasmon coupling for fundamental-mode phase-matched third harmonic and triplet photon generation Huang, Tianye Pan, Jianxing Cheng, Zhuo Song, Chaolong Wang, Jin Shao, Xuguang Shum, Perry Ping Brambilla, Gilberto School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Centre of Fibre Technology Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering Guided Waves Harmonic Generation On-chip third harmonic generation (THG) and its inverse process, namely, the generation of entangled triplet photons with Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger state, have attracted much interest in the last decade. To enhance the conversion efficiency or photon creation rate in optical waveguides, phase matching is a crucial condition, which must be satisfied. However, material dispersion usually prevents the phase matching condition between input pump and generated radiation when they are both guided in the fundamental modes. In this paper, a dielectric-loaded waveguide based on fundamental mode photon-plasmon coupling is proposed for efficient THG and triplet photon generation (TPG). Leveraging on the unique dispersion properties of transparent conductive oxide, the third harmonic radiation can be guided by the conventional photonic mode in the near-infrared, while the pump frequency is confined by a surface plasmon polariton mode in the mid-infrared. According to our simulations, the THG efficiency and TPG rate can achieve ∼10-4 and 32 Hz, respectively. The proposed waveguide can be a promising platform for all-optical and quantum signal processing. 2020-05-19T08:09:25Z 2020-05-19T08:09:25Z 2018 Journal Article Huang, T., Pan, J., Cheng, Z., Song, C., Wang, J., Shao, X., . . . Brambilla, G. (2018). Photon-plasmon coupling for fundamental-mode phase-matched third harmonic and triplet photon generation. Journal of Lightwave Technology, 36(18), 3892-3897. doi:10.1109/JLT.2018.2851998 0733-8724 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/139437 10.1109/JLT.2018.2851998 2-s2.0-85049313995 18 36 3892 3897 en Journal of Lightwave Technology © 2018 IEEE. All rights reserved. |
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On-chip third harmonic generation (THG) and its inverse process, namely, the generation of entangled triplet photons with Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger state, have attracted much interest in the last decade. To enhance the conversion efficiency or photon creation rate in optical waveguides, phase matching is a crucial condition, which must be satisfied. However, material dispersion usually prevents the phase matching condition between input pump and generated radiation when they are both guided in the fundamental modes. In this paper, a dielectric-loaded waveguide based on fundamental mode photon-plasmon coupling is proposed for efficient THG and triplet photon generation (TPG). Leveraging on the unique dispersion properties of transparent conductive oxide, the third harmonic radiation can be guided by the conventional photonic mode in the near-infrared, while the pump frequency is confined by a surface plasmon polariton mode in the mid-infrared. According to our simulations, the THG efficiency and TPG rate can achieve ∼10-4 and 32 Hz, respectively. The proposed waveguide can be a promising platform for all-optical and quantum signal processing. |
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