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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"semiconductor optical amplifier"”.

  1. Intensity noise suppression using a semiconductor optical amplifier: characterisations and applications

    … noise suppression offered by a saturated semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA), and its application to high channel count spectrum-sliced and optical code division multiplexed (OCDMA) systems incorporating low-cost incoherent light sources. Preliminary investigations into incorporating a …

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  2. The development of III-V single-mode lasers based on semiconductor optical amplifier heterostructures

    Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2001.

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  3. Synchronization In Advanced Optical Communications

    … is to generate high power ultrashort optical pulses from an all-semiconductor mode-locked laser system. The limitations of semiconductor optical amplifier in high energy, ultrashort pulse amplification are reviewed. A method to overcome the fundamental limit of small stored energy …

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  4. Demonstrating effective all-optical processing in ultrafast data networks using semiconductor optical amplifiers

    … high-bandwidth applications such as video. All-optical signal processing is one promising technique for providing the necessary capacity and offers payload transparency, power consumption which scales efficiently with increasing bit rates, reduced processing latency, and ultrafast performance. …

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  5. Novel Approaches to Power Scaling In Mode-Locked Laser Diode Based Ultrashort Pulse Sources

    … from a mode-locked laser diode using a separate semiconductor optical amplifier. In this work, a tapered amplifier was used in a double-pass regime to amplify picosecond pulses for the first time. The double-pass amplifier regime was compared to a standard single-pass amplifier set-up using the …

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  6. ALL-OPTICAL DELTA-SIGMA MODULATOR DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

    … research an approach to design and implement all-optical delta-sigma modulator (ODSM) has been expanded. The two main blocks of this modulator are “leaky integrator” and “bi-stable switch” designed and implemented by using active element like semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) and other passive …

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  7. External cavity laser label-free biosensor

    … laser, we demonstrate a new type of label-free optical biosensor that achieves a high quality factor through the process of stimulated emission, while at the same time providing high sensitivity, large dynamic range and simple detection instrumentation. The photonic crystal is fabricated …

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  8. optical engineer

    In this research an approach to all optical delta sigma modulator (ADSM) has been elaborated. Two important components of ADSM; "leaky integrator" and "inverted bi-stable quantizer" were modeled, on the basis of cross gain modulation of the Semiconductor Optical Amplifier (SOA). The simulations …

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  9. Characterization and comparison of optical source relative intensity noise and effects in optical coherence tomography

    This thesis research investigates the effects of optical source noise in optical coherence tomography (OCT). While shot noise, thermal noise and relative intensity noise (RIN) (excess photon noise) constitute optical noise, RIN is the least understood and often the most significant factor limiting …

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  10. Automated SG-DBR Tunable Laser Calibration Optimized for Optical Coherence Tomography Applications

    … at faster repetition rates. Swept Source Optical Coherence Tomography (SS-OCT) requires a tunable laser source that exhibits linear frequency sweeps, large frequency spans, and high repetition rates. This work accomplishes this by using four synchronized waveforms sent to the input of a …

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  11. Stable Spatial Solitons In Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers

    … the probability of using their interactions in optical data processing, communications etc. Up to now due to the power required to generate the solitons, and the response times of the soliton supporting media, these special waves of nature could not penetrate the applications arena. …

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  12. Temperature and Spatial Hole Burning Effects in Semiconductor Lasers and Integrated Optical Devices

    … long-wavelength InP-based lasers and integrated optical devices, including Fabry-Perot (FP) lasers, distributed-feedback (DFB) lasers, and integrated electroabsorption modulator with DFB lasers (EML). First, the temperature dependence of bulk InGaAsP semiconductor laser diodes is analyzed using a …

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  13. External Cavity Multiwavelength Semiconductor Mode-locked Laser Gain Dynamics

    External cavity semiconductor mode-locked lasers can produce pulses of a few picoseconds. The pulses from these lasers are inherently chirped with a predominant linear chirp component that can be compensated resulting in sub-picosecond pulses. External cavity semiconductor mode-locked lasers can be …

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  14. The application of SOA for dispersion management of 2D-WH/TS codesin incoherent OCDMA system

    In high data rate optical fibre communication networks, dispersion phenomenon plays a pivotal role. It is important to investigate the dispersion effects in a multi-wavelength picosecond optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) system. This research is focused on the analysis of the effects of …

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  15. Resonant cavity Fibre Bragg grating sensor interrogation

    … (TDM) fibre Bragg grating (FBG) optical sensors, known as the resonant cavity architecture. A background theory of FBG optical sensing includes several techniques for multiplexing sensors. The limitations of current wavelength-division-multiplexing (WDM) schemes are contrasted …

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  16. The development of components for ultrafast all-optical communication networks

    … need for ultrafast (greater than 100 Gbps) all-optical communication networks is amplified as the amount of data-containing communication traffic continues to grow at an exorbitant rate. Multiplexing schemes are attractive, as they enable increased transmission over silica fiber already buried …

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  17. Optical pulse processing towards Tb/s high-speed photonic systems

    … rates in excess of 100 Gb/s in next generation optical communications systems. Thus, to implement these high-speed optical networks all-optical processing techniques are necessary for pulse shaping and pulse routing. Two sub-systems (pulse generation and wavelength conversion), which exploit …

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  18. Optically tunable external cavity ring laser

    … fabrication, and characterization of a novel optically tunable external cavity ring laser is described here. The external cavity laser (ECL) utilizes a semiconductor optical amplifier as the gain medium in a ring configuration, and a surface photonic crystal incorporating a superstrate layer …

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  19. Noise Suppression in OCDMA Networks using Nonlinear Optical Devices

    Optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) is a multiplexing technique that has a number of inherent advantages that make it suitable for use in passive optical networks, such as allowing subscribers to transmit information in an asynchronous fashion over a single optical fibre. This form of …

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