Determination of Filter Spectrum Type of Passive Temperature Compensation Gain Flattening Filter
A gain-flat, temperature-compensated technology, used in instruments, nonlinear optics, optics, etc., to solve problems such as high power consumption
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[0068] In order to make it easier for those skilled in the art to understand and implement the present invention, the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0069] figure 1 It is an example of the relative gain variation at different temperatures when the built-in GFF sets the intrinsic gain of the optical amplifier to 25dB and there is no temperature compensation measure. The variation of the gain under the condition that the limit operating temperature is -5 (Celsius) degrees shows the variation trend of the gain of the optical amplifier. Temperature—the amount of gain change is related to the intrinsic gain of the optical amplifier. The larger the intrinsic gain, the greater the gain change caused by temperature changes. If the base temperature is set to T Base ,but figure 1 Example of T Base It is -5c (c means Celsius, the same below), and the gain change represented by the...
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