An All-Optical Base Station for MMW Micro-Cell Radio Using Microwave-Optical Mixing in LiNbO_3 Modulators (Special Issue On Devices, Packaging Technology, and Subsystems for the Optical Access Network)
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This paper proposes a new approach for distributing millimeter wave signals from a central location to micro-base-stations using optical fiber links. The links utilize two Mach-Zehnder external optical modulators (EOMs) to perform all optical down-conversion, eliminating the need for a local oscillator or laser diode in the micro-base-station. A simple model of the EOMs is developed to illustrate the principle of dual-EOM mixing. The characteristics of conversion loss and intermodulation are examined for two cases: where the EOMs are operated in the linear mode and where the local oscillator's EOM is biased as a frequency doubling modulator. Additionally, we examined the use of an optical amplifier to reduce conversion loss for these two cases. The measured conversion loss of the link was 82dB, and we estimated this could be reduced to about 48dB by employing an optical amplifier and a more efficient EOM for RF reception.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1997-01-25
著者
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Imai N
Univ. Electro-communications Chofu-shi Jpn
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Imai Nobuaki
Atr Optical And Radio Communications Research Laboratories:(present Address)niihama National College
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THOMAS Howard
GSM Research Group, GSM Products Division, Motorola Ltd.
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OGAWA Eiichi
ATR Optical and Radio Communications Research Laboratories
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Thomas Howard
Gsm Research Group Gsm Products Division Motorola Ltd.
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Imai Nobuaki
Atr Optical And Radio Communications Research Laboratories
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Ogawa E
Atr Optical And Radio Communications Research Laboratories
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