Pay-channel transmission system for CATV

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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358 84, 455 2, H04J 1402

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052047679

ABSTRACT:
A pay-channel transmission system for a CATV has an optical transmission unit and an optical receiver unit. The optical transmission unit includes pay-channel television signals optically multiplexed by a .lambda..sub.1 wavelength semiconductor laser and non-pay-channel television signals optically multiplexed by a .lambda..sub.2 wavelength semiconductor laser. The optical receiver unit includes an optical filter for filtering the .lambda..sub.1 wavelength data. Thus, a non-subscriber having the optical filter is prevented from receiving the pay-channel television signals, and a subscriber having no optical filter is able to receive both the pay-channel television signals and non-pay-channel television signals.

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