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publicationDate 1986-12-09-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber JP-S61278770-A
titleOfInvention Frequency characteristic measuring device for light receiving element
abstract PURPOSE: To measure up to 1GHz easily by light intensity modulating laser light by a waveguide type light switch having secondary electric effect, giving it to a photo-electric element and measuring frequency characteristic of the output by a spectrum analyzer etc. n CONSTITUTION: A waveguide type light switch (a thin PLZT film in embodiment) 2 to which unmodulated light output is supplied from a semiconductor laser 1 is driven by a sweep oscillation signal from a sweep oscillation signal generating section 3, and light intensity modulates the unmodulated light output, and leads the modulated light output to a light receiving element 4, an object of measurement, through optical fiber. A photoelectric current signal, output of the light receiving element 4, is inputted to an observation instrument 5 such as an oscilloscope or a spectrum analyzer etc. and frequency characteristic of the photo-electric element 4 is measured. In such a way, frequency characteristic of a light receiving element can be measured to about 1GHz easily even a cheap semiconductor laser that does not require high frequency characteristic. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1986,JPO&Japio
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