An improved optoelectronic oscillator scheme for an optical time division multiplexing （OTDM） system based on cascaded Mach-Zehnder modulator （MZM） and polarization modulator （PolM） is experimentally investigate...An improved optoelectronic oscillator scheme for an optical time division multiplexing （OTDM） system based on cascaded Mach-Zehnder modulator （MZM） and polarization modulator （PolM） is experimentally investigated. The system can simultaneously realize clock recovery and demultiplexing. With the MZM working at peak point to generate return-to-zero-33 optical pulses and the PolM working as an equivalent intensity modulator, a high-quality clock signal with 35-fs timing jitter is extracted from the 160-GBaud OTDM-differential quaternary phase-shift keying signal. Narrow short optical switch gates （4 ps） are also generated to demultiplex 160-GBaud signals to 40-GBaud signals. Error-free performance is achieved with 2.4-dB power penalty in the worst case.展开更多
基金partly supported by the National"863"Program of China(No.2012AA011303)the National"973"Program of China(No.2011CB301702)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61001121,60932004,and 61006041)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central UniversitiesBUPT Excellent Ph.D.Students Foundation(No.CX201222)
文摘An improved optoelectronic oscillator scheme for an optical time division multiplexing （OTDM） system based on cascaded Mach-Zehnder modulator （MZM） and polarization modulator （PolM） is experimentally investigated. The system can simultaneously realize clock recovery and demultiplexing. With the MZM working at peak point to generate return-to-zero-33 optical pulses and the PolM working as an equivalent intensity modulator, a high-quality clock signal with 35-fs timing jitter is extracted from the 160-GBaud OTDM-differential quaternary phase-shift keying signal. Narrow short optical switch gates （4 ps） are also generated to demultiplex 160-GBaud signals to 40-GBaud signals. Error-free performance is achieved with 2.4-dB power penalty in the worst case.
