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10 March 2000 Signal analyzer with SLM compensation
Carl C. Aleksoff, Gregory T. Warhola, Amber L. Iler, Helen E. Kourous, Alex Klooster, Linnea S. Nooden, Patrick D. Hamilton, Tim Lee Waltz
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Abstract
A signal analyzer is being developed that is based on a periodically tapped optical fiber. The spatial distribution of taps produces a waveform that is weighted by a spatial light modulator (SLM), optically Fourier transformed, and then detected with a video camera to continually display the power spectrum of the signal propagating in the fiber. The analyzer resolution and bandwidth is dependent on the distribution and number of taps. Taps have been formed in the core of fibers using UV light. Both single step beamsplitter and localized phase grating taps have been generated. Bragg grating taps tilted at 45 degrees with respect to the fiber axis were generated in order to diffract light directly out of the side of the fiber.
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Carl C. Aleksoff, Gregory T. Warhola, Amber L. Iler, Helen E. Kourous, Alex Klooster, Linnea S. Nooden, Patrick D. Hamilton, and Tim Lee Waltz "Signal analyzer with SLM compensation", Proc. SPIE 3951, Diffractive/Holographic Technologies and Spatial Light Modulators VII, (10 March 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.379361
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KEYWORDS
Spatial light modulators

Ultraviolet radiation

Fiber Bragg gratings

Signal analyzers

Fourier transforms

Signal detection

Beam splitters

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