2022
DOI: 10.11591/ijece.v12i1.pp471-477
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Designing an optical frequency comb generator for visible light communication applications

Abstract: <p>The optical frequency comb generator (OFCG) is an efficient optoelectronic device that is included in many important applications over a various field such as microwave and optical communication. A novel scheme of OFCG presented in this work for visible light communication application based on amplitude modulation, radio frequency (RF) signal, phase shift and two Mach-Zehnder modulators (MZMs), our design features are simple with more efficient power and premium flatness of comb lines, the number of g… Show more

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“…That can be done by utilizing one silicon coating lithography to regulate the light route below the surrounding LN area in addition to the two ends of sides of the surrounding region [27]. Controllable resonator rings [28], switches [26], modulators in separate phases [29]- [31], and MZI [32], [33] are noteworthy instruments using the elevated variation of the index which used a thin substratum of the LN. Different hybrid systems, which depend on Si3N4 or Si [18], [34] to load and guide an optical mode, are developed by conjunction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That can be done by utilizing one silicon coating lithography to regulate the light route below the surrounding LN area in addition to the two ends of sides of the surrounding region [27]. Controllable resonator rings [28], switches [26], modulators in separate phases [29]- [31], and MZI [32], [33] are noteworthy instruments using the elevated variation of the index which used a thin substratum of the LN. Different hybrid systems, which depend on Si3N4 or Si [18], [34] to load and guide an optical mode, are developed by conjunction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%