论文信息 - Microwave photonic true time delay based on cross gain modulation in semiconductor optical amplifiers

Microwave photonic true time delay based on cross gain modulation in semiconductor optical amplifiers

We experimentally demonstrate microwave time delays in a semiconductor optical amplifier by cross gain modulation. In the counter-propagation configuration, ~10.5ps tunable true time delay over a microwave bandwidth of several tens of GHz is obtained.

Weiqi Xue | Jesper Mork

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