论文信息 - RF frequency quadrupling utilizing selective polarization rotation for wavelength-free radio-over-fiber

RF frequency quadrupling utilizing selective polarization rotation for wavelength-free radio-over-fiber

We propose rf frequency quadrupling based on selective suppression of optical carrier by a polarizer, for wavelength-free operation. Frequency-upconverted rf signal is successfully obtained experimentally, from generated two-tone optical signal with 25.7-dB carrier-suppression ratio.

Akito Chiba | Kazumasa Takada | Yosuke Akamatsu

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