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Low-phase-noise millimeter-wave generation at 64 GHz and data transmission using optical sideband injection locking

Braun et al., 2002

Document ID
3109617270662063195
Author
Braun R
Grosskopf G
Rohde D
Schmidt F
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters

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The 60-GHz band is proposed for the radio link frequency in broad-band cellular systems. 140-155-Mb/s transmission experiments are reported with optically generated millimeter- waves at frequencies in the 60-GHz band. By applying the sideband injection locking …
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