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All-optical OOK to multiple-level PSK format conversion using a self-generating optical clock

Matsuura et al., 2016

Document ID
12526067623727618263
Author
Matsuura M
Mizusaka K
Oka N
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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We have demonstrated all-optical format conversion from ON-OFF-keying to multiple-level phase-shift-keying based on self-generating optical clock scheme. This scheme enables us to generate an optical clock synchronized with an input data signal without a clock recovery …
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