2009•International Topical Meeting on Microwave PhotonicsRequires access

Simplification of the central station in a millimeter-wave radio-on-fiber system using wavelength-tunable light sources to switch base stations

Kensuke S. Ikeda

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We propose and demonstrate a novel system configuration to simplify a central station in a millimeter-wave radio-on-fiber system. Optical wavelength paths are switched using tunable light sources and required devices can be reduced.

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We propose and demonstrate a novel system configuration to simplify a central station in a millimeter-wave radio-on-fiber system. Optical wavelength paths are switched using tunable light sources and required devices can be reduced.

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We propose and demonstrate a novel system configuration to simplify a central station in a millimeter-wave radio-on-fiber system. Optical wavelength paths are switched using tunable light sources and required devices can be reduced.

Key concepts: Extremely high frequency, Millimeter, Radio over fiber, Base station, Wavelength, Optical fiber, Radio frequency, Wavelength-division multiplexing

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