2. Sources and modulators
2.1 Sources and source noise
Like any electromagnetic oscillator, a laser never delivers a perfect sine wave. This is affected by amplitude and phase noise, which can degrade the performance of communication systems . Amplitude fluctuations are usually characterized by Relative Intensity Noise (RIN), defined as the ratio of the power spectral density of normalized power fluctuations to the average transmitted power. If the transmitted power is expressed as < P > + ΔP where < P > is the average power and ΔP the random fluctuation around...
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Two major conferences are held each year to present the latest advances in optical telecommunications research:
• ECOC (European Conference on Optical Communications) held in a European city in September http://www.ecocxxxx.org where xxxx designates the year.
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