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Supermode noise suppression with mutual injection locking for coupled optoelectronic oscillator

Dai et al., 2017

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10841368115082765678
Author
Dai J
Liu A
Liu J
Zhang T
Zhou Y
Yin F
Dai Y
Liu Y
Xu K
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Optics express

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The coupled optoelectronic oscillator (COEO) is typically used to generate high frequency spectrally pure microwave signal with serious sidemodes noise. We propose and experimentally demonstrate a simple scheme for supermode suppression with mutual …
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