Apparatus and method for converting a frequency division multipl

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for converting a frequency division multiplex (fdm) signal to a time domain multiplex (tdm) signal in which a voltage control oscillator whose output is a staircase of reference frequencies is mixed by a mixer with a received fdm signal. Each received frequency is output in turn at a common intermediate frequency from a bandpass filter thereby forming a tdm signal after passing through a demodulator and low pass filter. The conversion may take place in the optical domain by mixing optical reference frequencies with an optical fdm signal in, for example, a coherent heterodyne optical receiver.

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