论文信息 - Optical microwave/millimeter-wave links using direct modulation of two-section gain-coupled DFB lasers

Optical microwave/millimeter-wave links using direct modulation of two-section gain-coupled DFB lasers

Transmission of 155-Mb/s binary phase-shift-keying-modulated microwave/millimeter-wave (MMW) signal on an optical carrier over up to 80 km of standard single-mode fiber has been demonstrated experimentally using direct modulation of a two-section gain-coupled distributed feedback laser. Direct data modulation at an MMW carrier frequency of 25 GHz was enabled by on-chip optical injection locking.

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