Soliton pulse generator
CA 2304593 A1 · Owner: Stentz, Andrew J. · Inventors: Stentz, Andrew J.; Evans, Alan F.
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A soliton pulse generator is formed by providing an input continuous wave stimulating Brillouin scattering of an input wave having a frequency determined by the frequency of the input continuous wave to generate a backscattered wave, coupling a continuous wave having a frequency determined by the input continuous wave with the backscattered wave to generate a sinusoidal output signal, and then compressing the sinusoidal output to form a soliton pulse train. Because the wavelength shift of the backscattered wave is essentially independent of the input wavelength and power coupling of the , second wave and the backscatterred wave results in a highly stable and controllable sinusoidal …
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- Filed October 15, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended October 15, 2018.
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