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Low dispersion and high nonlinearity microstructured photonic quasicrystal fiberPublished in IEEE
2013
We design a graphene coated side-polished photonic crystal fiber for constructing a broad band saturable absorber. To determine the characteristics of saturable absorber, we compute the attenuation and power transmission characteristics for various polishing depths.
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