Ultrahigh wavelength range (300nm-2µm) polarization-independent 500gs/s single-shot pulse all-optical real time oscilloscope (ORTO)

Jean-François Gleyze; Steve Hocquet; Dominique Monnier Bourdin; Patrice Le Boudec; Romain Arnaud; Bruno Chassagne; Alain Jolly; Denis Penninckx

doi:10.1117/12.2037571

8 March 2014 Ultrahigh wavelength range (300nm-2μm) polarization-independent 500gs/s single-shot pulse, all-optical real time oscilloscope

Jean-François Gleyze, Steve Hocquet, Dominique Monnier Bourdin, Patrice Le Boudec, Romain Arnaud, Bruno Chassagne, Alain Jolly, Denis Penninckx

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Proceedings Volume 8992, Photonic Instrumentation Engineering; 89920Q (2014) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2037571
Event: SPIE OPTO, 2014, San Francisco, California, United States

Abstract

The development of ultra-broadband oscilloscopes is mainly governed by the needs of future telecom networks. But other applications are requesting the availability of true real-time acquisition oscilloscopes. Systems able to be used in single-shot operation are of prime interest for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) and for the related R&D for plasma physics. We previously demonstrate a single-shot, 100GHz design of an all-optical sampling oscilloscope at 1μm (MULO). This laboratory system has been improved in stability and compactness to make an all-in-one box prototype. More, by the addition of an opto-electro-optics (OEO) sub-system at the input, we developed the ability to use this oscilloscope to analyze an electrical input signal up to 60GHz. This new integrated subset also increases the range of wavelength for optical input signal, from 300nm up to 2μm. Furthermore, it allows the use of inexpensive opto-electronic components at telecom wavelength for this system regardless of the signal to be analysed. In parallel with these improvements, by optimizing the heart of the system, we get a very high sampling rate, up to 500Gs/s and more; this allows considering much higher bandwidths in the future. In this talk, we will present latest developments and integration of this system. It will also allow us to give more details on the innovative OEO sub-system.

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Jean-François Gleyze, Steve Hocquet, Dominique Monnier Bourdin, Patrice Le Boudec, Romain Arnaud, Bruno Chassagne, Alain Jolly, and Denis Penninckx "Ultrahigh wavelength range (300nm-2μm) polarization-independent 500gs/s single-shot pulse, all-optical real time oscilloscope", Proc. SPIE 8992, Photonic Instrumentation Engineering, 89920Q (8 March 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2037571

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