2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2010.11.022
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Generation of higher degree chaos by controlling harmonics of the modulating signal in EDFRL

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“…(2), for each branch, a fiber optic delay line emitts the pulse to the suitable position, and the sum of the phase shift intrduced by the fiber optic delay line and the phase shift is zero. [15][16][17] EDFRLs are used to generate optical nonlinear sequences by using loss modulation through variation of driving conditions and cavity parameters.…”
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“…(2), for each branch, a fiber optic delay line emitts the pulse to the suitable position, and the sum of the phase shift intrduced by the fiber optic delay line and the phase shift is zero. [15][16][17] EDFRLs are used to generate optical nonlinear sequences by using loss modulation through variation of driving conditions and cavity parameters.…”
Section: Fig (1) Interferometer Of the Mach-zehndermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equations above clears that the EDFRL is a second order and coupled system. The system dynamic ruled by two rate equations one for field 𝐸 𝐿𝐴 and other for population inversion 𝐷 𝐴 as given by equations ( 14) to (17). Prior to illustrating the results, the Bit Error Rate (BER) for the 2 × 2 free space optics used to determine the system performance can be expressed in equation ( 28)…”
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“…The optical oscillators generating a chaotic carrier signal are erbium‐doped fibre lasers [17] or semiconductor lasers [18]. Semiconductor ring lasers [19], erbium‐doped fibre ring lasers [20], vertical cavity surface emitting lasers [21], random feedback fibre distributed lasers [22] and optoelectronic oscillators [23]. Among these different kinds of lasers, the semiconductor laser is generally used in secure ODB modulation where high bandwidth chaos is required.…”
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