Abstract
An all-optical generation of a millimeter wave carrier from a multiwavelength Brillouin-erbium fiber laser is presented. Four-channel output with spacing of about 21.5 GHz is generated from the fiber laser by controlling the gain in the cavity. A dual-wavelength signal with spacing correspondent to six orders of Brillouin frequency shift is obtained by suppressing the two channels at the middle. Heterodyning these signals at the high-speed photodetector produces a millimeter wave carrier at 64.17 GHz. Temperature dependence characteristic of Brillouin frequency shift realize the flexibility of generated millimeter wave frequency to be tuned at 6.6 MHz/ °C.
Highlights
An all-optical generation of a millimeter wave carrier from a multiwavelength Brillouinerbium fiber laser is presented
Four-channel output with spacing of about 21.5 GHz is generated from the fiber laser by controlling the gain in the cavity
Temperature dependence characteristic of Brillouin frequency shift realize the flexibility of generated millimeter wave frequency to be tuned at 6.6 MHz/ °C
Summary
An all-optical generation of a millimeter wave carrier from a multiwavelength Brillouinerbium fiber laser is presented.
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