Amplification of near-infrared light in a photorefractive ring resonator
We have demonstrated efficient amplification of near-infrared, 0.83-0.7µm and 1.06-1.07µm light, in a photorefractive ring resonator using Rh:BaTiO<sub>3</sub>. The optical power oscillating inside the ring exceeded the pump power by a factor of up to 2.34. The sensitivity of a ring reso...
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