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Jacky Chak-kee Chan

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Proceedings Article | 14 March 2018 Presentation

Dynamic chromo-angular-modal excitation of multimode waveguides via acousto-optic deflection (Conference Presentation)

Jacky C. Chan, Sebastian Karpf, Bahram Jalali

Proceedings Volume 10517, 105170C (2018) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2291418

KEYWORDS: Dispersion, Imaging spectroscopy, Optical components, Waveguides, Acousto-optics, Modulation, Spectroscopy, Waveguide modes, Multimode fibers, Optical calibration

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Photonic time stretch has been a successful imaging and spectroscopy technique that provides single-shot and real-time performance by employing highly dispersive optical elements to slow down the modulated optical signals and overcome the speed bottleneck present at analog-to-digital conversion. Photonic time stretch has also been generalized to warped stretch with tailored chromatic dispersion profiles, enabling non-uniform (foveated) sampling. However, such tailored profiles are currently only available with fixed elements which cannot be reconfigured, lowering the robustness of such systems and limiting their applicability to static samples and environments that have relatively constant sample statistics. To address this limitation, we demonstrate an arbitrarily programmable source of chromatic dispersion which has a 1-ns wide delay range, and inherently devoid of ghost artifacts common in spectral phase-based optical devices. Extending the concept of chromo-modal dispersion (CMD), we use an acousto-optic deflector to create a digitally synthesized and modulated angular spread of optical wavelengths, which are then coupled into the chosen waveguide mode of a multimode fiber to create the desired modal dispersion. The range and tunability enables us to on-the-fly reconfigure and correct optical dispersion. As proof-of-concept, we demonstrate real-time channel noise correction via optical feedback for warped stretch spectroscopy at 36.6 MHz.

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