10 GHz ultra-stable short optical pulse generation via phase-modulation enhanced dual-loop optoelectronic oscillator

Liu, Jianguo; Kanter, Gregory S.; Wang, Shawn X.; Kumar, Prem

doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2011.11.053

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“…The phase noise of the 8GHz is three times of the phase noise of the 100GHz OFC [18]. To evaluate the time jitter of the optical pulse, we using the following equation [19] to integrate the spectral noise-power density over the offset frequency range,…”

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An ultra-wide-band optical frequency comb generator based on semiconductor quantum dot F-P cavity

et al. 2014

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An ultra wideband optical frequency comb (OFC) generator based on semiconductor Quantum dot F-P cavity is packaged by our group. The free spectral rage (FSR) of the OFC can be tunable from 97GHz to 100GHz and the pulse width of the 100GHz OFC is 1.2ps.The full span of the OFC spectra is 80nm with a Gaussian shaped, and in span of 10nm, the flatness of the OFC can be limited to 1.7dB. The OFC has the advantages of small volume, simple and compact structure, low power dissipation, and has an ultra-wide bandwidth and flat spectrum, which can be used in the field of arbitrary waveform generation, channel information processing, and optical frequency division multiplexing.

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“…The low jitter and narrow durations possible with optical pulse sources are critical for achieving high ADC resolution and bandwidth. We have demonstrated a 10 GHz rate, ultra-stable short optical pulse source using cascaded amplitude and phase modulation in a dual-loop opto-electronic oscillator (OEO) [8]. Trains of optical pulses with 12.8 ps pulse width and 27.5 fs integrated timing jitter from 100 Hz to 10 MHz are generated.…”

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“… We realized a high rate, ultra-low timing jitter, short optical pulse generator based on cascaded amplitude and phase modulation in an optoelectronic oscillator [8]. The radiofrequency supermodes were shown to be greatly suppressed with the dual-loop architecture, and a highly coherent and flat optical frequency comb was generated.…”

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“…We proposed a new approach to QKD via the optimal quantum receiver principle for advantage creation: the structure of a quantum receiver that delivers the optimal performance depends on knowledge of the signal set. We call this new approach [8] KCQ (keyed communication in quantum noise) key generation due to the explicit use of a secret key in the generation process. This KCQ approach does not exist in a classical world in which a single universal observation is optimal for all signal sets.…”

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Secure Communication via Key Generation with Quantum Measurement Advantage in the Telecom Band

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Yuen²,

Huang³

2013

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“…The microwave signal generation based on external modulation is a promising candidate. The frequency doubling microwave signal generation based on single Mach-Zehnder modulator (MZM) biased at the minimum transmission point (MITP) or maximum transmission point (MATP) single phase modulator in conjunction with an optical bandpass filter (OBPF) has been realized [8]. Moreover, the joint use of a polarization modulator (PolM), a polarizer (Pol), and a polarization controller (PC) is equivalent to a MZM or a PM to generate frequency doubling microwave signal [9].…”

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Frequency-quadrupling microwave signal generation based on Brillouin-assisted optical notch filter

Wang

Wen

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2015 International Symposium on Next-Generation Electronics (ISNE)

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A novel technique to generate frequency quadrupling microwave signal is proposed and experimentally demonstrated based on a Brillouin-assisted optical notch filter (BAOF). The intensity modulated optical signal is firstly working at the maximum transmission point to suppress the first order sidebands. Microwave signals at the frequency corresponding to four times of the fundamental tone are successfully generated.

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10 GHz ultra-stable short optical pulse generation via phase-modulation enhanced dual-loop optoelectronic oscillator

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

An ultra-wide-band optical frequency comb generator based on semiconductor quantum dot F-P cavity

An ultra-wide-band optical frequency comb generator based on semiconductor quantum dot F-P cavity

Secure Communication via Key Generation with Quantum Measurement Advantage in the Telecom Band

Frequency-quadrupling microwave signal generation based on Brillouin-assisted optical notch filter

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