Abstract
Ultrafast all optical switching by use of pulse trapping in birefringent optical fiber is demonstrated both experimentally and numerically. The wavelength of the control soliton pulse and the trapped soliton pulse is shifted to satisfy the condition of group-velocity matching. Furthermore, the energy of trapped pulse is increased through Raman gain of control pulse. Only a signal pulse among three pulses with temporal separation of about 1.2 ps is successfully picked off. The repetition frequency corresponds to 0.83THz. The spectrogram of the optical switching is directly observed using the X-FROG technique.
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