Fig. 7: Two examples of experimental optimized output spectra aiming to achieve flat spectral output in a selected interval with bandwidth Δλ = 200 nm. | Nature Communications

Fig. 7: Two examples of experimental optimized output spectra aiming to achieve flat spectral output in a selected interval with bandwidth Δλ = 200 nm.

From: Programmable liquid-core fibers: Reconfigurable local dispersion control for computationally optimized ultrafast supercontinuum generation

Fig. 7: Two examples of experimental optimized output spectra aiming to achieve flat spectral output in a selected interval with bandwidth Δλ = 200 nm.The alt text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a λt = 1300 nm, b λt = 1400 nm. The solid lines refer to the optimized spectra, and the dashed lines refer to the corresponding room temperature spectra. The light red area indicates the optimization interval. The insets show the measured temperature distributions provided by the sequence of Peltier elements.

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