2014
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.89.042908
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Tuning the period of square-wave oscillations for delay-coupled optoelectronic systems

Abstract: We analyze the response of two delay-coupled optoelectronic oscillators. Each oscillator operates under its own delayed feedback. We show that the system can display square-wave periodic solutions that can be synchronized in phase or out of phase depending on the ratio between self-and cross-delay times. Furthermore, we show that multiple periodic synchronized solutions can coexist for the same values of the fixed parameters. As a consequence, it is possible to generate square-wave oscillations with different … Show more

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“…The coexistence of in-and out-of-phase Hopf bifurcation points for the same s 0 that appears with negative feedback (χ n < 0) it is not allowed with positive feedback (χ n > 0) as it was recently demonstrated in Ref. [26]. Second, several in-phase Hopf bifurcations or several out-of phase solutions may appear for the same value of s 0 with different periods.…”
Section: Onset Of Periodic Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…The coexistence of in-and out-of-phase Hopf bifurcation points for the same s 0 that appears with negative feedback (χ n < 0) it is not allowed with positive feedback (χ n > 0) as it was recently demonstrated in Ref. [26]. Second, several in-phase Hopf bifurcations or several out-of phase solutions may appear for the same value of s 0 with different periods.…”
Section: Onset Of Periodic Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…The dynamics can be described in terms of x i , proportional to the ac voltage applied to the MZI, and y i (t) = t t 0 x i (t )dt , leading to a system of four delay differential equations [26],…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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