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Optoelectronic oscillators using direct-modulated semiconductor lasers under strong optical injection

Sung et al., 2009

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8740771575404601951
Author
Sung H
Zhao X
Lau E
Parekh D
Chang-Hasnain C
Wu M
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IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics

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In this paper, optoelectronic oscillators (OEOs) are demonstrated by using direct-modulated edge-emitting lasers under strong optical injection. The optically injection-locked OEO (OIL- OEO) enables a stable optoelectronic oscillation by converting an optical signal to an …
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