Continuously tunable dual-wavelength narrow-bandwidth fiber laser based on gain modulation of dispersive cavity
A dispersion-compensating optical fiber and dual-wavelength technology, which is applied to lasers, laser components, phonon exciters, etc., can solve problems such as complex structure, reduced system stability, difficulty in maintaining wavelength tuning accuracy and continuity, and achieve operational The effect of simplicity and simple structure
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[0024] Such as Figure 4 As shown, the present invention proposes a continuously adjustable dual-wavelength narrow-bandwidth fiber laser based on gain modulation of the dispersion cavity, including: a semiconductor optical amplifier 1 modulated by a pulse current, an optical coupler 2 for coupling out intracavity laser light, Dispersion compensating optical fiber 3 for producing larger intracavity dispersion, first optical circulator 6 and second optical circulator 5 for guiding laser propagation, variable optical delay line 7 for laser cavity length adjustment and Fiber jumper for connecting to the laser cavity. All devices are connected via fiber optic interfaces. Optocoupler 2 h and i The port is the 80% output port, p and g The port is the 20% output port. A second optical circulator 5 allows light from the port e incident on and from the port d output, or from the port d incident on and from the port q shoot. The first optical circulator 6 allows light from the...
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