Spectral measuring method and device based on stimulated Brillouin scattering sideband modulation
A stimulated Brillouin and spectral measurement technology, applied in the field of spectral measurement, can solve the problems of reducing the dynamic range of the measurement, affecting the universality and accuracy of the measurement scheme, and submerging, and achieving the effect of improving the sideband suppression ratio
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[0033] Aiming at the deficiencies of the existing technology, the solution idea of the present invention is to perform sideband shaping based on stimulated Brillouin scattering on the optical local oscillator signal based on the existing spectral measurement method based on frequency-sweeping light source and coherent photodetection, The narrow-band gain effect of SBS is used to amplify the sweep sidebands, while its attenuation effect is used to suppress the residual sidebands, thereby improving the sideband suppression ratio to achieve spectral measurement with a large dynamic range.
[0034] The SBS effect is the result of the interaction of pump light, Stokes light, and acoustic waves in a medium such as an optical fiber. Once the incident light power in the fiber reaches the Brillouin threshold, a nonlinear effect will occur, forming narrow-band gain and narrow-band attenuation on both sides of the pump light, manifested as amplified Stokes light and attenuated anti-Stok...
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