Abstract

Retiming of signal pulses by orthogonally polarized control pulses copropagating in an anomalous-dispersion low-birefringence polarization-maintaining fiber is demonstrated. Through walk-off-free cross-phase modulation in a $500\mathrm{m}$ long fiber, optical pulses at a $10\mathrm{GHz}$ rate are retimed by as much as $\pm 2\mathrm{ps}$.

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