An all-fibre, diode-pumped, recirculating-ring delay line
An all-fibre, diode-pumped, recirculating-ring delay line
A Nd3+-doped optical fibre is used as an amplifier in a 35m fibre recirculating delay line to overcome the round-trip losses experienced by injected pulses. Dichroic fused tapered couplers are used to couple light from a semiconductor source into the ring, to pump the amplifier. Injected pulses have been maintained for more than 300 round trips.
Morkel, P.R.
51a7c599-5f6a-4b31-81ee-1de7b09ee0de
3 June 1988
Morkel, P.R.
51a7c599-5f6a-4b31-81ee-1de7b09ee0de
Morkel, P.R.
(1988)
An all-fibre, diode-pumped, recirculating-ring delay line.
IEE Colloquium on All-Fibre Devices, London, London, United Kingdom.
03 Jun 1988.
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Abstract
A Nd3+-doped optical fibre is used as an amplifier in a 35m fibre recirculating delay line to overcome the round-trip losses experienced by injected pulses. Dichroic fused tapered couplers are used to couple light from a semiconductor source into the ring, to pump the amplifier. Injected pulses have been maintained for more than 300 round trips.
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Published date: 3 June 1988
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IEE Colloquium on All-Fibre Devices, London, London, United Kingdom, 1988-06-03 - 1988-06-03
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/77593
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P.R. Morkel
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