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Class-AB techniques for high-dynamic-range microwave-photonic links

Darcie et al., 2006

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877333972609648057
Author
Darcie T
Driessen P
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IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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Class-AB techniques are analyzed as a means to minimize the noise associated with the residual carrier in analog optical links. A bound for shot and intensity noise is derived and compared to previously reported measurements. It is found that for an ideal modulator …
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