Search for dissertations about: "optical injection locking"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words optical injection locking.
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1. Optical Transmission Systems Based on Phase-Sensitive Amplifiers
Abstract : The capacity and reach of today's long-haul fiber optical communication systems is limited by amplifier noise and fiber nonlinearities. Conventional, phase-insensitiveamplifiers (PIAs), have a quantum limited noise figure (NF) of 3 dB at high gain, meaning that with a shot-noise limited input signal the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)is degraded by at least 3 dB. READ MORE
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2. Key Signal Processing Technologies for High-speed Passive Optical Networks
Abstract : With emerging technologies such as high-definition video, virtual reality, and cloud computing, bandwidth demand in the access networks is ever-increasing. Passive optical network (PON) has become a promising architecture thanks to its low cost and easy management. READ MORE
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3. Low noise frequency combs and injection locking for broadly tunable laser sources and tomography
Abstract : Lasers have revolutionized the world of physics by providing a highly coherent source of photons which may be used for a large variety of purposes. Here, we study the noise properties of frequency combs - a special class of frequency stabilized and mutually coherent multi-mode lasers, as well as the optical injection locking of comb tones as a means for low noise amplification and tone selection. READ MORE
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4. Low noise frequency combs and their use in broadly tunable lasers and optical coherence tomography
Abstract : Frequency combs revolutionized the world of laser physics by providing a link between the microwave and optical domains. Such a link allows for precise knowledge of any comb line’s absolute average location, as well as the average spacing between any two comb lines. READ MORE
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5. Phase Sensitive Amplifiers for Free-Space Optical Communications
Abstract : The demand for high data rate free-space communications is increasing due to the planned future space exploration missions. In the next few years there is a need to increase the speed by 100 times according to NASA, and this necessitates that transmission systems operate at higher carrier frequencies. READ MORE