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RF spectrum analysis of optical signals using nonlinear optics

Dorrer et al., 2004

Document ID
10490495870690726676
Author
Dorrer C
Maywar D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of lightwave technology

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We study a technique to measure the radio-frequency (RF) spectrum of an optical signal based on nonlinear optics. The conventional approach, based on fast photodetection and analysis of the generated photocurrent via electronics means, is replaced by a nonlinear …
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