Waveform shaping of 1550 nm transmission through hollow quartz fiber

In this paper, we connected two single-mode fiber ends with a micron hollow quartz fiber. The hollow fiber was used to modulate the waveform of a 1550 nm light signal, resulting in a lower noise and a narrower linewidth. Specifically, the noise range and the linewidth decreased from 14% to 3% and 0.28–0.23 nm, respectively. The light field distribution and far-field intensity distribution of the hollow fiber are studied using finite difference time domain simulation. Furthermore, we discussed the research suggestions of this configuration in detail. Collectively, these results suggest that it can be used in the fields of optical signal processing, fiber laser and optical sensor.