Laser modulation control to improve system dynamic range

Optical communications – Hybrid communication system

Reexamination Certificate

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C398S116000, C398S202000, C398S203000, C398S204000

Reexamination Certificate

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07099588

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides several embodiments of a video carrier signal detection circuit included in an optical transmitter for either disabling an oscillator that provides dithering tones or attenuating the power level of the dither tones. A first detection circuit detects the presence of a video carrier signal by analyzing a known video channel. The power level of a video sync pulse included in the known video channel is then compared to a reference power level. A second detection circuit compares the composite power level of the RF signals in a predetenmined frequency spectrum with a reference power level to determine either the presence of a video carrier signal or an increase in the channel loading. Upon detection of a video carrier signal or an increase in composite power, an enable signal is provided to either the oscillator or an attenuating device depending upon the detection circuit.

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patent: 5331453 (1994-07-01), Lipsky

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