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Authors
Romeira, Bruno
Figueiredo, J. M. L.
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Abstract(s)
We report on experimental and modeling results on the nonlinear dynamics of a resonant-tunneling-diode-based(RTD) optoelectronic circuits that can be used as the basis of a wireless/optical interface for wireless access networks. The RTD-based circuits are optoelectronic integrated circuits that have negative differential resistance and act as optoelectronic voltage-controlled oscillators. These circuits display many of the features of classic nonlinear dynamics, including chaos and synchronization. These highly nonlinear oscillators behaves as injection-locked oscillators that can be synchronized by a small injection signal of either wireless or optical origin, and thus, can transfer phase encoded information from wireless to the optical domain or the optical to the wireless domain.
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Keywords
Resonant tunneling diode Laser diode Synchronisation Chaos
Citation
Romeira, Bruno; Figueiredo, José M. L.; Slight, Thomas James; Wang, Liquan; Wasige, Edward; Ironside, Charles N.; Kelly, Anthony E.; Green, Richard. Nonlinear Dynamics of Resonant Tunneling Optoelectronic Circuits for Wireless/Optical Interfaces, IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, 45, 11, 1436-1445, 2009.