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Optical homodyne detection with an injection-locked Er-doped-fiber ring laser

Katsumi Iwatsuki, Haruo Okamura, and Masatoshi Saruwatari

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Optical homodyne detection is demonstrated with an injection-locked Er-doped-fiber ring laser. A 3-MHz phase-modulated optical signal is successfully demodulated.

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