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21 September 1988Wide Bandwidth Integrated Optical Modulators Using Coded Electrode Sequences
A promising technique for the design of high speed integrated optical modulators has recently been reported. By employing a coded sequence of phase reversals within the electrode structure, greatly extended bandwidth may be achieved without increase in drive voltage. This paper discusses the theoretical performance of a modulator of the new type and presents preliminary experimental measurements in the 2-18 GHz frequency range. Coded sequence modulators are expected to have considerable significance in specialised microwave optical applications.
M. J. Wale
"Wide Bandwidth Integrated Optical Modulators Using Coded Electrode Sequences", Proc. SPIE 0949, Fibre Optics '88, (21 September 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.947518
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M. J. Wale, "Wide Bandwidth Integrated Optical Modulators Using Coded Electrode Sequences," Proc. SPIE 0949, Fibre Optics '88, (21 September 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.947518