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1994
Conference Paper
Titel
Investigations on the stability of an all-optically extracted clock at 18 GHz using a selfpulsating DFB-laser
Abstract
The performance of the extracted clock is characterized. The initial transient behaviour of the clock is measured when a long sequence of zero bits is present in the injected signal. The dephasing of the extracted clock due to inherent noise and the lock-up time are studied. The main goal is an estimate for the maximum tolerable zero bit sequence.
Language
English
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clocks
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distributed feedback lasers
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integrated optics
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laser feedback
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laser frequency stability
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multiplexing equipment
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optical communication equipment
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optical fibre communication
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synchronisation
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time division multiplexing
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stability
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all-optically extracted clock
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self pulsating dfb-laser
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performance
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initial transient behaviour
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injected signal
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dephasing
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inherent noise
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lock-up time
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maximum tolerable zero bit sequence
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18 GHz