Abstract

We report, to the best of our knowledge, the first all-fiber frequency-resolved optical gating device from nonlinear processing in chalcogenide glass. The strong four-wave mixing efficiency of an 11 cm long chalcogenide microwire enables a high sensitivity characterization of pulses in the 2 μm wavelength band. The amplitude and phase of chirped and unchirped picosecond pulses are accurately characterized with a high sensitivity of $0.16{\mathrm{mW}}^2$.

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