Theoretical models for laser nonlinearities are analyzed. Volterra transfer function G/sub n/ are calculated from the laser rate equations using an output-to-input approach. Nonlinear models for second-harmonic, third-harmonic, and two-tone third-order intermodulation distortions are calculated from G/sub n/. The transfer function-based models are simplified and a new equation for intermodulation distortion is developed. Comparisons with previous results are presented. It is suggested that this analytical technique offers a valuable tool for the performance analysis of future broadband optical communication systems.>
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