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Acousto-optic in-fibre modulator using acoustic focusing

Acousto-optic in-fibre modulator using acoustic focusing
Acousto-optic in-fibre modulator using acoustic focusing
A new efficient in-fibre acousto-optic phase modulator is demonstrated in which the acoustic wave is focused onto the fibre by reflection from a cylindrical surface. The device exhibits a phase modulation of 2.63 radians at the light wavelength of 1550 nm, using an RF frequency of 86 MHz and a power of 1W.
1041-1135
999-1002
Abdulhalim, I.
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Pannell, C.N.
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Abdulhalim, I.
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Pannell, C.N.
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Abdulhalim, I. and Pannell, C.N. (1993) Acousto-optic in-fibre modulator using acoustic focusing. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 5 (9), 999-1002. (doi:10.1109/68.257171).

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A new efficient in-fibre acousto-optic phase modulator is demonstrated in which the acoustic wave is focused onto the fibre by reflection from a cylindrical surface. The device exhibits a phase modulation of 2.63 radians at the light wavelength of 1550 nm, using an RF frequency of 86 MHz and a power of 1W.

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Published date: 1993

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Local EPrints ID: 78280
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/78280
ISSN: 1041-1135
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Author: I. Abdulhalim
Author: C.N. Pannell

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