Demonstration of birefringent optical fibre frequency shifter employing torsional acoustic waves
Demonstration of birefringent optical fibre frequency shifter employing torsional acoustic waves
A fibre-optic frequency shifter utilising torsional acoustic waves to produce a travelling perturbation which couples the polarisation modes of a linearly birefringent optical fibre is demonstrated. The shift in optical frequency was 3.195 MHz and an optical coupling efficiency of 6% was obtained with 780mW of electrical power.
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Berwick, M.
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Pannell, C.N.
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Russell, P.St.J.
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Jackson, D.A.
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1991
Berwick, M.
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Pannell, C.N.
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Russell, P.St.J.
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Jackson, D.A.
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Berwick, M., Pannell, C.N., Russell, P.St.J. and Jackson, D.A.
(1991)
Demonstration of birefringent optical fibre frequency shifter employing torsional acoustic waves.
Electronics Letters, 27 (9), .
(doi:10.1049/el:19910444).
Abstract
A fibre-optic frequency shifter utilising torsional acoustic waves to produce a travelling perturbation which couples the polarisation modes of a linearly birefringent optical fibre is demonstrated. The shift in optical frequency was 3.195 MHz and an optical coupling efficiency of 6% was obtained with 780mW of electrical power.
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Published date: 1991
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ISSN: 0013-5194
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D.A. Jackson
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