Abstract
Nonlinear fiber laser sources offer new and attractive ways of achieving agile wavelength tunability. We previously modeled a quasi-phase-matched, pressurized xenon-filled, hollow-core fiber-based optical parametric amplifier where numerically solved electrostatic fields were applied across the fiber via patterned electrodes [Opt. Express 27, 11962 (2021)10.1364/OE.420075]. Here, we present analytical expressions that describe the spatial variations of the applied electrostatic fields that result from three distinct electrode patterns that span the space of manufacturing difficulty. These analytical expressions show good agreement with numerical results and are incorporated into nonlinear optical modeling to rapidly prospect a broad parameter space for optimal design based on frequency conversion efficiency.
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