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Low-noise optical receiver operating at 2-20 GHz

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Abstract

Wideband microwave fiber-optic links require low noise figures and low gain ripple.1 This is achieved by high-power, low-relative-intensity-noise (RIN) lasers and low-ripple, broad-bandwidth modulators2 for the transmitters and low-noise, low-gain-ripple broad-bandwidth receivers. This paper describes the design and characterization of a high-performance receiver.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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