Wavelength dependent, tunable, optical time delay system for ele

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ABSTRACT:
A wavelength dependent, tunable, optical time delay system for electrical signals having a conversion/tuning unit for converting an incoming electrical signal into an optical signal as well as selectively varying the wavelength of the optical signal; a single-mode, high dispersion optical fiber for receiving the optical signal and through which the optical signal propagates at a speed dependent upon its wavelength; and a detector/converter for converting the optical signal back to an electrical signal. By utilizing a separate preselected electronic control-signal fed to the conversion/tuning unit, the wavelength of the optical signal entering the fiber can be varied over a preselected wavelength band of interest. By selectively varying the wavelength of the optical signal, the electrical signal can be effectively and rapidly time delayed as desired in response to the electronic signal.

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