2019
DOI: 10.1109/jphot.2019.2899827
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Collinear Acousto-Optic Filtration With Electronically Adjustable Transmission Function

Abstract: An acousto-optic system containing collinear acousto-optic filter fabricated from calcium molybdate crystal and a positive electronic feedback was examined. The feedback signal is formed due to the optical heterodyning effect that appears for the special geometry of polarizer and analyzer polarization planes mutual orientation between which the collinear filter is located. It is shown that the feedback circuit electrical parameters variation enable controlling the spectral characteristics of the acousto-optic … Show more

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“…It was also shown that in such case the AOTF is not applicable for spectral filtration. To implement spectral filtering, the polarization plane of the output polarizer is along the crystallographic Z or Y axis, and orthogonal to the polarization plane of input polarizer (γ=0° or 90°) [19,20]. Thus, to implement spectral filtering in the presence of a feedback circuit, it is required to split the optical beam into two (signal and feedback beams) applying a beam splitter (BS) and to place after it two polarizers with different orientations of the polarization planes (at β and γ angles).…”
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“…It was also shown that in such case the AOTF is not applicable for spectral filtration. To implement spectral filtering, the polarization plane of the output polarizer is along the crystallographic Z or Y axis, and orthogonal to the polarization plane of input polarizer (γ=0° or 90°) [19,20]. Thus, to implement spectral filtering in the presence of a feedback circuit, it is required to split the optical beam into two (signal and feedback beams) applying a beam splitter (BS) and to place after it two polarizers with different orientations of the polarization planes (at β and γ angles).…”
Section: Description Of the Examined Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The system considered in this paper belongs to the class of AO devices with an optoelectronic feedback [5,6]. Such systems are known for the complexity of their behavior and the variety of operating regimes [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21].…”
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