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Orthogonal Dual-Frequency SOA-Fiber Laser

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In order to develop a new orthogonal dual-frequency laser, we studied a fiber ring laser using a SOA (semiconductor optical amplifier) and aim to apply it to a novel light source for optical heterodyne interferometry. The frequency difference was generated by a linear or circular birefringent medium inserted into the ring cavity. To obtain heterodyne signal optical and electrical filters were introduced.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 596)

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129-133

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.596.129

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December 2013

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Yoshitaka Takahashi, Yudai Fukaya, Sho Takahashi

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Fiber Laser, Laser Source, Ring Laser, Semiconductor Optical Amplifier

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