Theoretical and experimental results on the use of intensity- and phase-modulated pump in single-mode optical fibers for Brillouin-based distributed sensing are reported. A simple analytic solution is found for both types of modulation in sinusoidal regime, permitting to gain physical insight into the mechanisms involved in stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) interaction. Experimental results on SBS excited by a phase-modulated pump in sinusoidal regime are reported for the first time.
Theoretical and Experimental Analysis of Brillouin Scattering in Single-Mode Optical Fiber Excited by an Intensity- and Phase-Modulated Pump
Testa G;Bernini R
2010
Abstract
Theoretical and experimental results on the use of intensity- and phase-modulated pump in single-mode optical fibers for Brillouin-based distributed sensing are reported. A simple analytic solution is found for both types of modulation in sinusoidal regime, permitting to gain physical insight into the mechanisms involved in stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) interaction. Experimental results on SBS excited by a phase-modulated pump in sinusoidal regime are reported for the first time.File in questo prodotto:
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