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Optimization and visualization of phase modulation with filtered and amplified maximal-length sequence for SBS suppression in a short fiber system: a theoretical treatment

Optimization and visualization of phase modulation with filtered and amplified maximal-length sequence for SBS suppression in a short fiber system: a theoretical treatment
Optimization and visualization of phase modulation with filtered and amplified maximal-length sequence for SBS suppression in a short fiber system: a theoretical treatment
We use a model to investigate both the temporal and spectral characteristics of a signal lightwave which has been spectrally broadened through phase modulation with a maximal-length sequence (MLS), which is a common type of pseudo-random bit sequence. The enhancement of the stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) threshold of the modulated lightwave in a fiber system is evaluated by numerically simulating the coupled three-wave SBS interaction equations.
We find that SBS can build up on a nanosecond-level time scale in a short fiber, which can reduce the SBS suppressing capability of MLS modulation waveforms with GHz-level clock rate, if the sub-sequence ("run") lengths with the same symbol (zero or one) of the MLS extend over several nanoseconds. To ensure the SBS buildup is perturbed and thus suppressed also during these long sub-sequences, we introduce a low-pass filter to average the signal over several
bits so that the modulation waveform changes gradually even during long runs and amplify the RF modulation waveforms to the level required for sufficient spectral broadening and carrier suppression of the optical signal. We find that the SBS suppression depends non-monotonically on the parameters of the filtered and amplified MLS waveform such as pattern length, modulation
depth, and the ratio of low-pass filter cutoff frequency to clock rate for maximum SBS mitigation. We optimize the SBS suppression through numerical simulations and discuss it in terms of the temporal and spectral characteristics of the lightwave and modulation waveform using derived analytical expressions and numerical simulations. The simulations indicate that the normalized
SBS threshold reaches a maximum for a RMS modulation depth of 0.56π and a ratio of filter cutoff frequency to clock rate of 0.54 and that MLS9 is superior to other investigated patterns.
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Yang, Yifeng, Li, Binglin, Liu, Meizhong, Huang, Xuchen, Feng, Yutong, Cheng, Dan, He, Bing, Zhou, Jun and Nilsson, Johan (2021) Optimization and visualization of phase modulation with filtered and amplified maximal-length sequence for SBS suppression in a short fiber system: a theoretical treatment. Optics Express, 29 (11), 16781-16803. (doi:10.1364/OE.426070).

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We use a model to investigate both the temporal and spectral characteristics of a signal lightwave which has been spectrally broadened through phase modulation with a maximal-length sequence (MLS), which is a common type of pseudo-random bit sequence. The enhancement of the stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) threshold of the modulated lightwave in a fiber system is evaluated by numerically simulating the coupled three-wave SBS interaction equations.
We find that SBS can build up on a nanosecond-level time scale in a short fiber, which can reduce the SBS suppressing capability of MLS modulation waveforms with GHz-level clock rate, if the sub-sequence ("run") lengths with the same symbol (zero or one) of the MLS extend over several nanoseconds. To ensure the SBS buildup is perturbed and thus suppressed also during these long sub-sequences, we introduce a low-pass filter to average the signal over several
bits so that the modulation waveform changes gradually even during long runs and amplify the RF modulation waveforms to the level required for sufficient spectral broadening and carrier suppression of the optical signal. We find that the SBS suppression depends non-monotonically on the parameters of the filtered and amplified MLS waveform such as pattern length, modulation
depth, and the ratio of low-pass filter cutoff frequency to clock rate for maximum SBS mitigation. We optimize the SBS suppression through numerical simulations and discuss it in terms of the temporal and spectral characteristics of the lightwave and modulation waveform using derived analytical expressions and numerical simulations. The simulations indicate that the normalized
SBS threshold reaches a maximum for a RMS modulation depth of 0.56π and a ratio of filter cutoff frequency to clock rate of 0.54 and that MLS9 is superior to other investigated patterns.

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Accepted/In Press date: 9 May 2021
e-pub ahead of print date: 14 May 2021
Published date: 24 May 2021
Additional Information: Funding Information: Funding. Youth Innovation Promotion Association, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2020252); National Key Research and Development Program of China (2018YFB0504500); National Natural Science Foundation of China (61705243, 61735007, 61805261); Special Project for Research and Development in Key areas of Guangdong Province (2018B090904001); Air Force Office of Scientific Research (FA9550-17-1-0007). Publisher Copyright: © 2021 Optical Society of America.

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ISSN: 1094-4087
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ORCID for Yutong Feng: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-6839-2106
ORCID for Johan Nilsson: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1691-7959

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Author: Yifeng Yang
Author: Binglin Li
Author: Meizhong Liu
Author: Xuchen Huang
Author: Yutong Feng ORCID iD
Author: Dan Cheng
Author: Bing He
Author: Jun Zhou
Author: Johan Nilsson ORCID iD

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