Spectral modification through phase modulation with spatial exte

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359326, 385 2, 356311, H04B 1004, G02F 135

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ABSTRACT:
An optical pulse propogating in an optical guide of an electro-optic medium interacts with a coplanar RF traveling wave to shift the optical wavelength. The RF phase is resynchronized to the optical pulse phase with spatial periodicity to provide a desired phase relationship between RF and optical radiation. A unidirectional incremental wavelength shifter comprises a frequency multiplexer for soliton communication and a symmetrical sideband modulator of this type varies the spectral width of probe illumination in an atomic absorption spectrometer probe beam.

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