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Conversion of a wideband frequency-modulated signal to amplitude modulation through dispersion in an optical fiber

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Abstract

Our calculation shows that, by means of group-velocity dispersion of an optical fiber, a cw frequency-modulated signal evolves into an intense and sharp pulse. The results compare favorably with an earlier analysis of a narrowband FM system. In particular, the minimum fiber length needed for maximum FM–AM conversion may be considerably reduced.

© 1982 Optical Society of America

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