Figure 2 | High-power optical applications using silica MNFs. (IMAGE)

Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CAS

Figure 2 | High-power optical applications using silica MNFs.

Caption

a, Time-sequential optical microscope images of driving an oil droplet (11 μm × 10 μm ellipsoid) along a 1-μm-diameter MNF. A 0.7-W-power light is waveguided along the MNF from left to right. b, Measured (blue squares) and fitted (black line) power-dependent velocity of the oil droplet driven by the waveguiding light in the MNF. Inset, a close-up of the droplet velocity with waveguided power below 0.5 W. c, Dependence of the output power (PHG) of THG/SHG on the waveguided power (Pin). ξ, conversion efficiency of harmonic generation.

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by Jianbin Zhang, Yi Kang, Xin Guo, Yuhang Li, Keying Liu, Yu Xie, Hao Wu, Dawei Cai, Jue Gong, Zhangxing Shi, Yingying Jin, Pan Wang, Wei Fang, Lei Zhang, and Limin Tong

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