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We demonstrate a tunable pulse repetition rate multiplier using a silica-based planar lightwave circuit (PLC). The PLC is a six-stage lattice-form Mach-Zehnder interferometer which can be tuned thermally to generate 20- and 40-GHz output pulse trains from a 10-GHz input. We use a nonlinear optical loop mirror as a wavelength converter to perform intensity-to-field conversion to eliminate pulse-to-pulse...
We demonstrate a tunable 40 GHz mode-locked semiconductor fiber laser incorporating a nonlinear optical loop mirror. The laser is tunable over the C-band and generates picosecond pulses with a timing jitter less than 710 fs.
We investigate the operating characteristics of a semiconductor fiber laser mode-locked at 10 GHz using a nonlinear optical loop mirror. We discuss the potential application for performing all-optical clock recovery.
We demonstrate all-optical clock recovery with switchable wavelengths from 10 Gb/s RZ data using a semiconductor fiber laser that is mode-locked with a nonlinear optical loop mirror. The performance is independent of the data wavelength.
We discuss two fiber-based approaches for all-optical clock recovery. The first exploits the buffering capability of the temporal Talbot effect and the second is based on a fiber laser and nonlinear optical loop mirror.
Tunable and multi-wavelength mode-locked operation of a fiber laser is demonstrated. A loop mirror with highly nonlinear fiber is used as an all-optical modulator; tuning is achieved through dispersive gratings and a tunable optical delay.
Wavelength tunable 100 GHz pulse trains are generated by reflection of a 10 GHz fibre laser from a three-fold superimposed fibre Bragg grating, followed by wavelength conversion in a nonlinear optical loop mirror.
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