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Experimental Characterization of Phase Tuning using Fine Wavelength Offset in a Complex-Coefficient Optical FIR Filter

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Abstract

We propose and characterize varying the tap-phases of the recently introduced complex-coefficient tunable conversion/dispersion based FIR filter by fine tuning of pump lasers. Full tap-phase tuning (−π to π) is achieved by detuning the frequency of laser pumps by <10GHz, with close agreement to the theory.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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