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We experimentally show that the use of shaped pulse as local oscillator in homodyne detection allows us efficient squeezing detection with near-unit mode-matching efficiency. Classical parametric gain of the shaped pulse was also investigated a deamplification gain of -12.1 dB was observed with the amplification gain of only +13.8 dB. Squeezing of -4.1 dB was directly measured using the shaped local oscillator. We report on the generation of quadrature squeezed light at 1.535 µm via single-pass optical parametric amplification in a periodically poled MgO:LiNbO 3 waveguide, and detection with a temporally shaped local oscillator.

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