Optical links
Optoélectronique hyperfréquence

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Optical links
Optoélectronique hyperfréquence

Authors : Béatrice CABON, Jean CHAZELAS, Daniel DOLFI

Publication date: November 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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2. Optical links

By "link" we mean a transmission system including the physical transmission channel and the complete transmission and reception systems. An optical link is a point-to-point link, as shown in figure 3:

  • of an E/O (electrical/optical) transducer, which is an optical source equipped with a modulation device, upstream of the plane P1 of figure 3;

  • of an O/E (optical/electrical) transducer downstream of the P2 plane, which, in reality, is a fast photodetector often followed by an electrical amplifier, making it possible to restore the modulating microwave or radio frequency signal with a correct signal-to-noise ratio ;

  • an optical transmission channel inserted between the P1 and P2...

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