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           gallium arsenide photodetectors, 192, 192–3, 197  shot noise limited systems, 352–3
           Gaussian pulse, 65–7, 65–7, 86–9, 87–8         signal calculation, 354, 381–2
           Gauss’s law, 3                                 sinc function, 357–8, 358
           Gauss’s law, differential form of, 3, 4,6      single-branch, principles, 230–232, 231–2
           Godard’s algorithms, 513                       synchronous detection (FSK), 356–8, 357–8
           Gordon–Mollenauer phase noise, 474–6           synchronous detection (OOK), 353–6
           graded-index multi-mode fibers, 42–4, 43       synchronous detection (PSK), 351–3
           group velocity, 26–31, 27                      threshold, 362–3
           guided modes, 46–51, 47, 49–50,54              total current, 350
                                                       heterojunction lasers, 124–5, 124–6, 128
           half-wave voltage (switching voltage), 152  heterojunction phototransistor (HPT), 207
           Helmholtz equation, 45                      Hockham, G., 35
           heterodyne receivers                        homodyne receivers
             ASE limited systems, 352                     asynchronous detection, 351
             asynchronous detection, 351                  average energy, 347, 349
             asynchronous detection (FSK), 364–7          bit error ratio, 348, 349
             asynchronous detection (OOK), 359–64, 360,   current output, 346–7
                  364                                     detection, 347–8
             BER, 357–8, 358                              direct detection modulation scheme comparison,
             bit energy, 354, 357                              379–81, 380
             bit transmission, 362–3, 366                 fiber-optic channel noise, 346
             electron charge, 355                         field envelope, 347, 349
             envelope detector outputs, 365–6             matched filters, 347
             error probability, 355–6, 362–4, 364, 366–7,  noise, 346, 386–7
                  367                                     normalized energy per bit, 348
             fiber-optic link model, 350, 350–351         on–off keying, 349, 349
             field envelopes, 356, 359                    Parseval’s relations, 348, 386
             frequency component, 361–2, 365              phase-shift keying (PSK), 347–8, 385–7
             frequency-shift keying (FSK), 356–8, 357–8   power spectral density, 346, 347
             Marcum Q-function, 364                       Q factor/BER relationship, 348
             matched filters, 351–2, 351–2, 356, 357,     received signal power, 353
                  359–62, 360, 364–5, 381–2               scaling factor, 347
             matched filter transfer function, 359        shot noise/thermal noise, 346
             modulation schemes comparison, 366–7, 367    single-branch, principles, 229–30
             noise calculation, 354–5                     transmission system principles, 345–6, 346
             orthogonal FSK, 358–9
             orthogonal signals, 365
             output sample, 362                        IF estimation and compensation, 501–3,
             pdf component, 362, 366                        501–3
             phase-key shifting (PSK), 351–3, 355–6    IFWM (intra-channel four-wave mixing), 419,
             photocurrent, 350                              454–7, 456–7, 463–6, 477
             photocurrents, 356                        IMDD systems, 445–8, 448
             power spectral density (PSD), 350, 355, 361,  impact ionization phenomenon, 207–8, 208
                  382–4                                indium gallium arsenide, 192, 193, 203, 203–4,
             received signal power, 353                     211–2
             Rician distribution, 362, 366             indium gallium arsenide phosphide, 192, 193, 203,
             scaling factor, 350, 359, 360, 365             203–4, 211–2
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