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May 1, 1990IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques201 citations

An analytic and experimental comparison of direct and external modulation in analog fiber-optic links

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CCC.H. CoxGBG.E. BettsLJL. M. Johnson

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Analytic lumped-element small-signal models of directly and externally modulated analog fiber-optic links are derived. Incremental modulation efficiency is defined and used to compare the performances of these modulation techniques. In experiments to optimize link RF-to-RF gain and noise figure, the measurements obtained agreed with calculations to within approximately=1 dB. The externally modulated link was operated with two different impedance matching circuits. With a low-pass match the bandwidth was 150 MHz, and the link transducer gain was 1 dB; with a bandpass match the bandwidth was 22 MHz, the link transducer gain was 11 dB, and the noise figure was 6 dB. The directly modulated link was operated with a low-pass match. In this case, the bandwidth was 1 GHz, the link transducer gain was -14 dB, and the noise figure was 33 dB. These experimental results were achieved with no amplification,.>

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a706654e36a167817e22c96https://doi.org/10.1109/22.54917
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