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Spontaneous Brillouin scattering for single-mode optical-fibre characterisation

Spontaneous Brillouin scattering for single-mode optical-fibre characterisation

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Spontaneous backward Brillouin scattering is demonstrated to be a sensitive probe of fibre characteristics using a heterodyne detection technique. Relative differences in GeO2 concentration from fibre to fibre as small as 0.01% can be detected.

Inspec keywords: optical testing; optical fibres; backscatter; Brillouin spectra

Other keywords: SiO2-GeO2; optical testing; heterodyne detection technique; sensitive probe; single-mode optical-fibre characterisation; spontaneous Brillouin back scattering

Subjects: Fibre optics and fibre waveguides; Optical testing techniques; Fibre optics; Optical variables measurement

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