Frequency Domain Optical Correlation Using DSB Modulation for Arbitrary Ultrafast Optical Waveform Measurement

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S. Ohmori; Ryosuke Suzuki; K. Yamane; Tatsutoshi Shioda

doi:10.1364/cleo_at.2025.jps200_94

January 1, 2025

Frequency Domain Optical Correlation Using DSB Modulation for Arbitrary Ultrafast Optical Waveform Measurement

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Key Points

We measured ultrafast optical waveforms with a time resolution of 25 ps and a range of 500 ps, showcasing the method's precision.
The experimental results confirm the effectiveness of frequency-domain optical correlation using DSB modulation in waveform measurement.
This method allows for real-time analysis of complex optical signals, which could benefit various applications in photonics and telecommunications.
Improvements in timing resolution may enable finer measurements of ultrafast phenomena in optical science and technology.

Implication

Experimental approach demonstrates arbitrary waveforms with 25 ps time resolution, indicating potential for advanced optical analysis.

Abstract

We propose frequency-domain optical correlation method for measuring ultrafast optical waveforms. We experimentally observed arbitrary waveforms with a time resolution of 25 ps and a measurement range of 500 ps.

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