A high -spatial resolution light frequency domain reflection system based on the four -wave mixing process
An optical frequency domain reflectometer and high spatial resolution technology, which is applied in the direction of optical instrument testing, machine/structural component testing, using optical devices to transmit sensing components, etc. It can solve nonlinear frequency sweeping, slow light source modulation speed, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of improving the spatial resolution
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[0032] figure 1 A basic schematic diagram of the system structure described in this embodiment is shown. The first laser FL1 is connected to a Mach-Zehnder modulator MZ-modulator, and outputs an optical comb having multiple sidebands after modulation. With the designed and matched fiber Bragg grating FBG and tunable filter BPF, the desired sidebands can be filtered out at a higher rejection ratio. After the erbium-doped fiber amplifiers EDFA1 and EDFA2 amplify the optical power and filter the noise with the optical filters BPF1 and BPF2, the filtered high-order swept sideband with high enough power is used as the pump light, and the second laser FL2 generates the signal light, The four-wave mixing process occurs when the two lights pass through the high nonlinear fiber HNLF. The idler light generated by the four-wave mixing is filtered by the narrow-band optical filter BPF3, and then amplified by the erbium-doped fiber amplifier EDFA3 as a swept-frequency carrier light sour...
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