Optical sampling using an all-fiber optical Kerr shutter

An all-fiber optical Kerr shutter consisting of a short single-mode fiber and a highly birefringent fiber which serves not only as a polarizer but also as a wavelength filter to reject pump light is successfully realized. By utilizing the Kerr shutter, optical sampling is demonstrated. Time-varying...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Applied physics letters 1985-04, Vol.46 (7), p.623-625
Hauptverfasser:	KITAYAMA, K, KIMURA, Y, OKAMOTO, K, SEIKAI, S
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