Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications

In the project we have systematically investigated the core technology related to the fiber-based SC light sources, these include the development of the NLP fiber laser sources, the design and development of a superbroad NLP laser source, the development of soliton and NLP fiber laser sources in...

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Main Author: Tang, Dingyuan.
Other Authors: School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Language:English
Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-142302023-03-04T03:19:58Z Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications Tang, Dingyuan. School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Control and instrumentation::Medical electronics In the project we have systematically investigated the core technology related to the fiber-based SC light sources, these include the development of the NLP fiber laser sources, the design and development of a superbroad NLP laser source, the development of soliton and NLP fiber laser sources in the normal dispersion region, and the development of a fiber laser source that can generate ultrashort pulses with ultrahigh peak power and superbroad bandwidth beyond the gain-bandwidth limitation. For the NLP fiber lasers operated in the anomalous dispersion region, we have experimentally investigated the dispersion managed fiber lasers and the conventional fiber lasers. 2008-11-06T05:55:42Z 2008-11-06T05:55:42Z 2007 2007 Research Report http://hdl.handle.net/10356/14230 en 103 p. application/pdf
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Tang, Dingyuan.
Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
description In the project we have systematically investigated the core technology related to the fiber-based SC light sources, these include the development of the NLP fiber laser sources, the design and development of a superbroad NLP laser source, the development of soliton and NLP fiber laser sources in the normal dispersion region, and the development of a fiber laser source that can generate ultrashort pulses with ultrahigh peak power and superbroad bandwidth beyond the gain-bandwidth limitation. For the NLP fiber lasers operated in the anomalous dispersion region, we have experimentally investigated the dispersion managed fiber lasers and the conventional fiber lasers.
author2 School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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author Tang, Dingyuan.
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title Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
title_short Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
title_full Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
title_fullStr Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
title_full_unstemmed Development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
title_sort development of fiber-based supercontinuum light sources for the biosensor and bio-imaging applications
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