Non-collinear stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) amplification can obtain high peak power Stokes output while ensuring the stability, but the frequency mismatch reduces the energy conversion efficiency of the system. In this paper, a dual-frequency pulse laser based on acousto-optic crystal modulation is designed. The output pulse pair can be used as pump and Stokes light, respectively, which realizes the active frequency matching of the gain medium Brillouin frequency shift during the SBS amplification process and helps to maintain ideal energy conversion efficiency. The dual-frequency laser finally produced a laser pulse pair with a pulse width adjustment range of 100 ps-50 ns, a frequency shift range of 0 GHz-2 GHz, and the polarization extinction ratio (PER) reaches 20.82dB.
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