Abstract

The Raman spectrum intensity can be enhanced in liquid core optical fiber (LCOF) of CCl4 solution. We dissolved liquid CCl4 into CS2 and got solutions of different concentrations. There is an optimum concentration at which the maximum Raman intensity can be obtained. There exists an optimum fiber length of 2 m. The experimental result is in good agreement with the theoretical calculation. The Raman intensity becomes powerful with the increase of the pump power and Raman linewidth becomes narrower with the decrease of the CCl4 concentration.

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