Brillouin amplification supports accuracy in optical frequency transfer over 1400~km of underground fibre
arXiv:1504.01567 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.92.021801
Abstract
We investigate optical frequency transfer over a 1400~km loop of underground fibre connecting Braunschweig and Strasbourg. Largely autonomous fibre Brillouin amplifiers (FBA) are the only means of intermediate amplification, allowing phase-continuous measurements over periods up to several days. Over a measurement period of about three weeks we find a weighted mean of the transferred frequency's fractional offset of . In the best case we find an instability of and a fractional frequency offset of at an averaging time of around 30~000~s. These results represent an upper limit for the achievable uncertainty over 1400 km when using a chain of remote Brillouin amplifiers, and allow us to investigate systematic effects at the -level.
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