2003
DOI: 10.1109/lpt.2003.810251
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Improvement of group delay measurement accuracy using a two-frequency modulation phase-shift method

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“…We have obtained a ripple of about 3-pm period and 20-ps amplitude. When comparing these results to those in [4], we see that we have found similar values of GDR amplitude but we have been able to resolve an almost four times smaller period.…”
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confidence: 68%
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“…We have obtained a ripple of about 3-pm period and 20-ps amplitude. When comparing these results to those in [4], we see that we have found similar values of GDR amplitude but we have been able to resolve an almost four times smaller period.…”
Section: B Mzsm Resultssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…The phase-shift differences between the respective two upper sidebands and that for the lower sidebands (see Fig. 2) are given by (4) Corresponding group delays at , and at , come from (5) Care has been taken when measuring the because as the modulating frequency is increased, the DC-FBG-induced phase shifts may impact the detected photocurrent causing it to drop below required levels for correct phase determination if the bias voltage is kept at the quadrature point. In our experiments, the algorithm that obtains the voltage bias for minimum photocurrent also finds those best suited for phase measurements, i.e., the ones providing maximum detected photocurrent at .…”
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“…Low modulation frequency gives better frequency accuracy but limits the phase accuracy. Dual-frequency phaseshift method may obtain better accuracy [4].…”
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