Electrooptic measurement systems for frequency analysis of very

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Analysis of complex waves

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A spectrum analyzer for a variable amplitude and frequency electric signal includes an optical modulator responsive to the signal that derives a first optical wave having intensity and frequency components corresponding to the signal amplitude and frequency components. An optical analyzer responds to the first optical wave to derive a second optical wave having intensity variations at frequency components corresponding to the amplitude of the electric signal at the frequencies in the spectrum of the signal. The optical analyzer includes a tunable optical cavity responsive to the first optical wave to derive the second optical wave.

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