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    Title: Optoelectronic phase tracking and electrooptic sampling of free-running microwave signals up to 20 GHz in a laser-diode-based system
    Authors: Wu, Hsiao-Hua, Lin, Gong-Ru, Pan, Ci-Ling
    Contributors: Department of Physics, Tunghai University
    Keywords: Electrooptical devices;Frequencies;Optoelectronic devices;Oscillators (electronic);Phase locked loops;Semiconductor lasers
    Date: 1995
    Issue Date: 2013-05-14T09:06:17Z (UTC)
    Abstract: We report optoelectronic phase-tracking and electrooptic sampling of microwave signals from a free-running oscillator in a laser-diode-based system. A voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) in a photoconductive harmonic mixer based phase-lock loop is utilized to gain switch a 0.8 μm laser diode for phase-tracking of the microwave signal at frequencies up to 20 GHz. Phase and amplitude of the microwave signal in a microstrip line is also measured using another 1.3-μm laser diode driven by the VCO.
    Relation: IEEE Photonics Technology Letters 7 (6) , pp. 670-672
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Applied Physics] Periodical Articles

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