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We investigate the photomixing Kelly sidebands of soliton mode-locking fiber laser to generate the Terahertz (THz) signal. A simulation model about soliton fiber laser with obvious ±1 order Kelly sidebands is built up to design the sidebands with strong intensity, narrow bandwidth and adjustable spacing. It is found that the parameters of mode-locking fiber laser such as the total dispersion, filtering bandwidths, pump power of the laser play significant roles in determining the features of the ±1 order Kelly sidebands and the relationships between them are investigated. By photomixing the ±1 order sidebands, the experimental result shows that the desired THz signals with high optical-to-THz conversion are generated at frequencies of 0.187THz from the lab-made Yb-doped mode-locking fiber lasers. Well-designed Er-doped ring-cavity soliton fiber laser is used for obtaining THz signal of narrow linewidth with 1.35THz frequency tunable range.
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Weiqian Zhao, Chun Yang, Mingya Shen, Weijie Xu, "Generation of terahertz signal by photomixing Kelly sidebands of mode-locking fiber laser," Proc. SPIE 11770, Nonlinear Optics and Applications XII, 117700K (18 April 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2589120