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Analysis of correlations among supercontinuum spectra using liquid crystal spatial light modulator

The generation of supercontinuum spectra from the injection of femtosecond pulses into microstructure or tapered fibers has now been achieved by several groups [1, 2]. In 2001, we generated a supercontinuum around 1.55 µm by injecting a 100‐fs‐duration fiber laser pulse with a 1‐nJ pulse energy into a 5‐m‐long highly nonlinear dispersion‐shifted fiber. The supercontinuum is a remarkable light source for applications in many fields due to its extreme spectral broadness and simple generation scheme. These unique properties should make the supercontinuum an ideal tool for important applications, including WDM telecommunications, optical coherence tomography, and optical‐frequency measurement. However, significant broadband noise on the supercontinuum has been observed, limiting its stability, so that the supercontinuum is too noisy for many applications.