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Optoelectronic broadband signal processor

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Abstract

Because of its low loss (<0.2 dB/km) and low dispersion (<17ps/nm/km), optical fiber has been widely recognized for its potential in delay line signal processing applications [3, 4, 5]. However, the high insertion loss of optical switches and the high cost of optical amplifiers restrict the implementation of a reconfigurable optical fiber delay line signal processor. Optoelectronic implementation of a switched delay line processor may be simpler and more practical. An optoelectronic ring resonator using a photoconductor receiver has been demonstrated [6], and a 16 tap transversal filter based on MSM photodetector array has been exhibited with programmable bandwidth of 500 MHz [7].

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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