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Novel Method for Optical Amplifier Noise Figure Characterization using the Electrical Technique

D.M. Baney, R.L. Jungerman

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A novel method is presented allowing for measurement of optical amplifier noise figure using the electrical method. The use of an optical intensity noise-standard combined with a generalized noise figure relation provides a simple method for base-band noise figure characterization.

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A novel method is presented allowing for measurement of optical amplifier noise figure using the electrical method. The use of an optical intensity noise-standard combined with a generalized noise figure relation provides a simple method for base-band noise figure characterization.

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A novel method is presented allowing for measurement of optical amplifier noise figure using the electrical method. The use of an optical intensity noise-standard combined with a generalized noise figure relation provides a simple method for base-band noise figure characterization.

Key concepts: Noise-figure meter, Noise figure, Low-noise amplifier, Effective input noise temperature, Y-factor, Noise (video), Noise measurement, Noise generator

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