论文信息 - Measurement of the Raman gain spectrum of optical fibers.

Measurement of the Raman gain spectrum of optical fibers.

The stimulated Raman gain spectrum of optical fibers has been measured down to 6 cm(-1) by means of short pulses. Results for parallel and perpendicular polarizations are reported. With this technique, we observe spectral oscillations arising from a Brillouin mediated coupling between cw and pulsed light.

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