Enhancing optical modulator and link performance through modulation instability: design, simulation and implementation
Abstract In future optical communication applications, broadband tools and technologies are essential for increasing transfer and processing speeds. Conventional microwave tools are too slow and inflexible to meet these demands. Photonic microwave technology offers that most current solution to this...
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