Apparatus for receiving optical signal and method of controlling phase offset for differential quadrature phase shift keying
Granted 10 Sep 2013 · 2 office actions
Assignee: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
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Inventors: Sun-Hyok Chang, Jyung-Chan Lee, Hwan-Seok Chung, Kwang-Joon Kim · Examiner: Dzung Tran · AU 2634 · TC 2600
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An apparatus for receiving optical signals in DQPSK and method of controlling a phase offset in receiving optical signals for DQPSK is provided. An original optical signal modulated in DQPSK is received. The original optical signal is delayed by one bit to make a delay optical signal such that an interference on the original optical signal and the delay optical signal is performed. A control signal is generated by use of an interference result between the original optical signal and the delay optical signal. A phase offset for the interference between the original optical signal and the delay optical signal is controlled by use of the generated control signal. In receiving optical signals, the phase offset between the delay optical signal and the original optical signal is precisely controlled, thereby optimizing the transfer characteristics of an optical delay interferometer.
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| Type | Document | Date |
|---|---|---|
| related publication | US 20120020676 A1 | 26 Jan 2012 |
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