论文信息 - Multiwavelength picosecond pulse source with low jitter and high optical frequency stability based on 200 nm supercontinuum filtering

Multiwavelength picosecond pulse source with low jitter and high optical frequency stability based on 200 nm supercontinuum filtering

A multiwavelength (>200 channels. 0.8-1 nm spacing) picosecond pulse source has been constructed that offers low jitter (<0.3 ps) and high optical frequency-stability at 6.3 GHz by filtering a 200 nm broadened supercontinuum with a 16*16 arrayed-waveguide grating WDM demultiplexer.

S. Kawanishi | M. Saruwatari | S. Suzuki | T. Morioka | K. Uchiyama

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