Abstract
We investigate the spectral phase characteristics of dual-pumped Kerr frequency combs generated in a bichromatic Brillouin fiber laser architecture with normal dispersion, producing square-like pulse profiles. Using a pulse shaper, we measure the relative phase between the pump Stokes and adjacent lines, revealing a symmetric phase relationship. Our results highlight good phase coherence of the comb. By manipulating spectral amplitudes and phases, we demonstrate the transformation into various optical waveforms. The stability of our low-noise frequency comb ensures reliable performance in practical settings.
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