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Ultralow Timing Jitter 40-Gb/s Clock Recovery Using a Self-Starting Optoelectronic Oscillator
2004
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters
We demonstrate clock recovery with ultralow timing jitter by using a novel self-starting optoelectronic oscillator that is based on an electroabsorption modulator in a fiber extended cavity. The oscillator simultaneously generates a 10-GHz-rate microwave signal and a train of 15-ps optical pulses with 40-fs timing jitter in the 100-Hz to 1-MHz range. Under direct optical-injection locking of the oscillator, we demonstrate simultaneous error-free extraction of both the electrical and the optical
doi:10.1109/lpt.2003.819370
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