Laser-frequency Transition Measurement Using Coherent Receivers with Coded Local Oscillators

We propose a novel method to measure the frequency transition of a wavelength-tunable laser by coherent detection with multiple intensity-encoded local oscillators. Numerical simulations demonstrate the measurement of laser-frequency transition with 4.8 THz range. The feasibility of our method is confirmed through proof-of-concept experiments.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799719
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Laser Design and Applications
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Abstract

We propose a novel method to measure the frequency transition of a wavelength-tunable laser by coherent detection with multiple intensity-encoded local oscillators. Numerical simulations demonstrate the measurement of laser-frequency transition with 4.8 THz range. The feasibility of our method is confirmed through proof-of-concept experiments.

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