CREATION OF OPTICAL FREQUENCIES GRIDS ON THE BASIS OF THE SPECTRAL INTERFEROMETRY METHOD

Authors

  • К. А. Лукин
  • Д. Н. Татьянко
  • Ю. П. Мачехин

Abstract

The idea is suggested and capabilities of the spectral interferometry method application for creation of optical frequency grids are investigated. As a result of experimental test of the optical spectral interferometry method the periodic structure of a
radiation spectrum of Toshiba TLRH190P light-emitting diode is formed and a possibility of frequency grid creation for metrological support of WDM systems is considered.

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Лукин, К. А., Татьянко, Д. Н., & Мачехин, Ю. П. (2013). CREATION OF OPTICAL FREQUENCIES GRIDS ON THE BASIS OF THE SPECTRAL INTERFEROMETRY METHOD. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (3), 26–30. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/35

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No. 3 (2011): №27

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