Reported is a novel and compact tunable fibre-optic comb filter with the tuning implemented based on two electro-optic phase retarders made of lead magnesium niobate–lead titanate. Both the central wavelength and the channel isolation can be tuned at a sub-microsecond speed. A prototype filter with insertion loss of around −1.3 dB and channel isolation up to 26 dB is achieved.
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