Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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848531 | Optik - International Journal for Light and Electron Optics | 2011 | 4 Pages |
The pulse compression effect in SBS light storage is numerically investigated. We demonstrate theoretically that the compressed width of retrieved data-pulses is not only related with temporal profile of data-pulse, but also spectrum and temple profile of control-pulse. The data-pulses with steep rising edge can be compressed after they are retrieved. The optimum compression effect takes place when a 2-ns-long exponential data-pulse interacts with a 1.5-ns-long chirped Gaussian control-pulse, where the data-pulse width is compressed to 1.73-ns-long and the readout efficiency is the biggest. A 2-ns-long rectangular data-pulse is also compressed to 1.73-ns-long when it encounters to a 1.5-ns-long rectangular control-pulse, but the readout efficiency isn’t maximum value. The results are significant for increasing storage capacity and variable bits all-optical buffering.