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Time domain reflectometry in the micrometer range

Novak, R. P.
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Gilgen, H. H.
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Salathe, R. P.
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1987
Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Integrated Optics: ECIO 87

The subpicosecond OTDR has been investigated as a diagnostic tool for the fiber optics components and integrated waveguide devices. The mode-locked dye laser at 1.3 μm was excited by Nd-YAG compressed pulses. 300 fsec pulses have been generated at the rate of 82 MHz. Using correlation detection a spatial resolution of ~60 μm in air and ~20 μm in GaAs was achieved

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conference paper
Author(s)
Novak, R. P.
Gilgen, H. H.
Salathe, R. P.
Zysset, B.
Beaud, P.
Weber, H. P.
Date Issued

1987

Publisher

Scottish Electron. Technol. Group

Published in
Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Integrated Optics: ECIO 87
Subjects

optical fibres

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optical testing

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optical waveguides

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time-domain reflectometry

Note

Berne Univ., Switzerland

3039225

subpicosecond optical time domain reflectometry

Nd:YAG laser compressed pulses

fiber optics components

integrated waveguide devices

mode-locked dye laser

correlation detection

spatial resolution

1.3 micron

300 fs

LiNbO3

LiNbO3:Ti

LiTaO3

YAl5O12:Nd

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