System for optical injection phase locking and switching of micr

Oscillators – With device responsive to external physical condition – Temperature or light responsive

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307312, 331107DP, 331117R, 331172, 332 3, 332 751, H03L 724

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042648750

ABSTRACT:
In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, a microwave signal is used to modulate a laser diode and the resultant modulated light output energy from the laser diode is applied through an optical fiber waveguide to the active solid state component in a microwave oscillator circuit such that the output signal from the microwave oscillator is phase locked to the modulation carried by the light energy. The invention allows optical injection phase locking to be achieved not only at the fundamental frequency of the modulating signal, but also at various harmonics thereof; and "on-off" switching of the microwave oscillator can be controlled simultaneously with phase locking.

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