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Nous proposons une bande latérale optique unique décalée en fréquence (OSSB), un nouveau schéma de modulation OSSB. Il utilise une onde continue pour convertir le signal source, et le signal et l'onde continue subissent ensuite simultanément une modulation OSSB à porteuse supprimée. Ce schéma ne comporte par nature aucune bande latérale indésirable, même si le modulateur OSSB à porteuse supprimée est défectueux. Les expériences de transmission de signaux RF à 12 GHz confirment qu'elle atteint une relaxation de 2.4 dB dans l'évanouissement de la puissance de dispersion chromatique dans des conditions de SSR de 15 dB.
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Toshihito FUJIWARA, Koji KIKUSHIMA, "Frequency Shifted Optical SSB Modulation Scheme and Its Application to SCM Transmission" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 12, pp. 4003-4005, December 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.12.4003.
Abstract: We propose frequency shifted optical single sideband (OSSB), a novel OSSB modulation scheme. It uses a continuous wave to up-convert the source signal, and the signal and the continuous wave then undergo suppressed carrier OSSB modulation simultaneously. This scheme inherently has no unwanted sidebands, even if the suppressed carrier OSSB modulator is defective. Experiments of 12 GHz RF signal transmission confirm that it achieves 2.4 dB relaxation in chromatic dispersion power fading under the condition of 15 dB SSR.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.12.4003/_p
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