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Highly coherent terahertz wave generation with a dual-frequency Brillouin fiber laser and a 1.55 μm photomixer

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Abstract

Thanks to a portable dual-frequency Brillouin fiber laser and a 1.55μm photomixer, we report the generation of a highly coherent kilohertz level submillimeter wave emission. Low-cost telecommunications components are used to achieve very simple source architecture. The photomixer is composed of a unitravelling carrier photodiode integrated with an antenna. An emission at 316GHz is observed and analyzed thanks to heterodyne detection with a signal-to-noise ratio >65dB and a ~1kHz linewidth. The phase noise of the proposed source has the same performance at 1.7 and 316GHz. We show that this source has comparable or better phase noise compared to electrical oscillators and the tunability is much wider.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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