Optical-fiber transmission system with polarization modulation a

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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455610, 455617, 455619, 329144, H04B 900

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048172065

ABSTRACT:
Optical-fiber transmission system with heterodyne coherent detection in which, at the transmitting side, the polarization of an optical carrier is modulated, and at the receiving side the beam resulting from a combination of the modulated beam and a beam emitted from a local oscillator is split into two orthogonally-polarized components. The two optical signals are detected and sent to an electronic mixer which receives the two components and carries out a synchronous demodulation eliminating the effects of the linewidth of the source and of the local oscillator.

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