Plural frequency oscillator employing multiple fiber-optic delay

Oscillators – Phase shift type

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ABSTRACT:
Stabilization of an oscillator, particularly an RF oscillator, is achieved by an arrangement employing a fiber optic delay line. The delay line has a Q defined by the relationship Q=2.pi.f.tau., where f is the oscillator operation frequency and .tau. is the length of the delay line. Opto/electronic and electro optic transducers are coupled between the electrical oscillator circuitry and the optical delay line for interfacing the electrical section of the RF oscillator with its optical section. This optic delay line may be configured as a single optical fiber where a single output frequency is desired, or it may be configured of a plurality of optical fibers of respectively different lengths, where plural output frequencies are to be produced.

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Schaer et al; "GHz Fundamental Acoustic-Wave Oscillators"; Microwave Journal, vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 41-42, 44; Jan. 1977.

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