Ultra-wideband white noise generation apparatus based on chaotic micro-ring optical frequency combs
AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsPu LI, Qizhi LI, Qiang CAI, Bingjie XU, Yuncai WANG
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AssigneeGuangdong University of Technology
InventorsPu LI, Qizhi LI, Qiang CAI, Bingjie XU, Yuncai WANG
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The present invention relates to an on-chip ultra-wideband white noise generation apparatus based on chaotic micro-ring optical frequency combs. The apparatus includes semiconductor lasers, micro-ring resonators, and a photoelectric detector. The semiconductor lasers, the micro-ring resonators, and the photoelectric detector are integrated on a same chip substrate; and after outputting continuous light which is injected into the micro-ring resonators, the semiconductor lasers have a combined effect of four-wave mixing, self-phase modulation, cross-phase modulation, and chromatic dispersion, and after the continuous light is outputted by through ports of the micro-ring resonator, chaotic optical frequency combs at an equal interval are generated, so that a high bandwidth noise signal is achieved by frequency beating of multiple chaotic optical frequency combs. Compared with existing noise generation apparatuses, the present invention features a simple structure and has the advantages of a smaller volume, low power consumption, high stability, and an expandable bandwidth.
An ultra-wideband white noise generation apparatus based on chaotic micro-ring optical frequency combs, comprising m semiconductor lasers, micro-ring resonators consistent with the semiconductor lasers in quantity, and a photoelectric detector, wherein the semiconductor lasers, the micro-ring resonators, and the photoelectric detector all are integrated on a same chip substrate, and the semiconductor lasers, the micro-ring resonators, and the photoelectric detector are connected through optical waveguides with each other;
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