Optical regenerator for high bit-rate OTDM signals

Optical communications – Optical repeater system – Regenerative

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C398S176000

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07043164

ABSTRACT:
An optical regenerator suitable for use with optical signals has two stages. An incoming optical signal to be regenerated passes first through a data division stage. This divides the optical data stream into a number of data streams at a bit rate lower than the original optical signal. These data streams then pass to a regeneration stage. In the regeneration stage, there are a number of optical gates. Each gate receives one of the optical data streams at its control input. An optical clock stream at the lower or at a multiple thereof passes through the optical gates. The outputs of these optical gates are connected in common to the optical output of the regenerator and provide a bit-interleaved regenerated optical data stream at the output.

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EPO Examination Report dated Jul 23, 1003.
EPO Examination Report dated Dec. 11, 2002.

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