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Optical correlator using a thin-film traveling-wave light modulator

John F. Kuehls, Alfred E. Attard, and Victor B. Burke

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An optical signal processor which uses a thin-film traveling-wave light modulator is reported. The processor is capable of correlating two low frequency bandwidth signals (~20 kHz). The optical architecture of the signal processing system is described. Practical limitations of the system are cited.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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