Optical transceiver with gradual stop or start function

Optical communications – Transmitter – Including compensation

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C398S015000, C398S025000, C398S033000, C398S094000

Reexamination Certificate

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07899337

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an optical transmitter applicable to the WDM communication system. The optical transmitter includes a light-emitting device, an APC circuit and a processing unit. The processing unit, responding to a command TX_DISABL, which is sent from the control unit that communicates with the host controller, stops the optical output power of the transmitter by decreasing the reference to a preset value in step wise. Moreover, the processing unit, responding to a command ENABLE that is also sent from the control unit, starts the optical output by increasing the reference to another preset value in step wise.

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