Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency
Patent
1978-05-25
1980-06-24
Moskowitz, Nelson
Telecommunications
Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter
Signal selection based on frequency
332 751, H01S 310
Patent
active
042096901
ABSTRACT:
A class of elements is dependent upon induced absorption for transmitted energy. Absorption is introduced by first pumping an active medium to produce a first excited state--generally an electronically excited state--whereafter the energy level of such excited state is reduced to a lower "metastable" excited state or by pumping directly to such metastable state. Increased absorption for radiation of a quantum energy corresponding with the difference between the metastable and some higher excited state occurs during the time interval that population of the metastable state is maintained. Elements may operate as extremely rapid shutters, switches, modulators, pulse sharpeners, etc.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories Incorporated
Dworetsky Samuel H.
Indig George S.
Moskowitz Nelson
Wilde Peter V. D.
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