Experimental characterization of phase tuning using fine wavelength offsets in a tunable complex-coefficient optical tapped-delay-line.
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Summary
Fine-detuning of pump wavelengths is used to adjust the tap phases in a complex-coefficient optical tapped-delay-line that utilizes conversion/dispersion-based delays and nonlinear wave mixing.
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- article
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- 2014-02-15
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Keywords
Computer science
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