An optical autocorrelator with an unbalanced mach-zehnder type optical path scanner embedded in a sagnac ring optical path
A technology of optical path scanning and autocorrelator, which is applied in the direction of testing optical performance, etc., which can solve the problems of difficult test results and matching requirements to be tested.
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[0065] Embodiment one: in order to test the characteristics of the single-mode polarization-maintaining fiber, we connect the single-mode fiber in series to the position of the device under test 4-2 in the Sagnac ring optical path, as image 3 As shown, connecting the optical fiber under test to the two test ports of the unit under test 4 can realize the measurement of the optical fiber's transmission spectral filtering characteristics and spectral response characteristics for known light sources.
Embodiment 2
[0066] Embodiment two: in order to obtain the impact of the fiber optic coupler on the light source in the fiber optic gyroscope system, it is connected in series to the position of the device under test 4-3 in the Sagnac ring light path, such as Figure 4 As shown in , by connecting any two ports of the 2×2 fiber optic coupler to be tested with the two test ports of the unit under test 4, the fiber coupler can realize the transmission spectral filtering characteristics and spectral response characteristics of the known light source Measurement.
Embodiment 3
[0067] Embodiment three: in order to obtain the impact of the optical fiber ring made by winding on the light source in the fiber optic gyroscope system, it is connected in series to the position of the device under test 4-2 in the Sagnac ring light path, such as Figure 5 As shown, the fiber optic gyro ring is connected to the two test ports of the unit under test 4 to realize the measurement of the optical fiber gyro ring for transmission spectral filtering characteristics and spectral response characteristics of known light sources.
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