Haiyan Shang, Z. Li, T. Gui, Yuan Bao, Xinhuan Feng, Jianping Li, H. Fu, D. Geng
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Ultra-fine optical spectrum microscope using optical channel estimation and spectrum fusion technique
Ultra-fine optical spectrum microscope is demonstrated based on optical channel estimation using coherent optical OFDM signals and optical spectrum fusion technique. The frequency resolution and measurement range of this technique are 10.7-MHz and 250-GHz respectively.