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Observation of squeezed light at 1.535 μ m using a pulsed homodyne detector

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Squeezed light was generated at a telecommunication wavelength via single-pass optical parametric amplification in a periodically poled MgO-doped LiNbO3 waveguide. Classical parametric deamplification of 8.9dB was achieved. This large magnitude of deamplification indicates that the problem of gain-induced diffraction was avoided by employing the waveguide. Squeezing of 3.2dB was directly observed using a time-domain pulsed homodyne detector.

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