Stabilisation of optical solitons by an acousto-optic modulator and filter

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Continuously shifting the optical frequency by acousto-optic modulators may substantially improve the stability of a periodically amplified soliton transmission system with filtering. This method, which is analogous to the sliding filter technique, may also be applied to fibre loop soliton generation and storage.

Inspec keywords: stability; acousto-optical devices; band-pass filters; optical solitons; optical communication equipment; optical modulation

Other keywords: soliton storage; optical frequency; stability; fibre loop soliton generation; periodically amplified soliton transmission system; continuous shifting of optical frequency; sliding filter; acousto-optic modulator; optical solitons; numerical simulation

Subjects: Optical communication devices, equipment and systems; Nonlinear optics; Nonlinear optics and devices; Optical communication; Fibre optics; Other fibre optical devices and techniques; Optical beam modulators; Acousto-optical devices

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