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             indium gallium arsenide phosphide, 192, 193,  thermal noise (Johnson noise), 226
                  203, 203–4, 211–212                     transmitted power, 195–6
             linearity, 202, 202                          transport, 193
             maximum quantum efficiency expression,       wavelengths, 190, 191, 194, 197–200, 217–9,
                  217                                          218–9
             metal–semiconductor field-effect transistor  pin-HBT photoreceivers, 221–2, 222
                  (MESFET), 205                        pin-HEMT photoreceivers, 221, 221
             metal–semiconductor–metal photodetector   pin photodiode, 201, 201–4, 203
                  (MSM-PD), 204–6, 205                 Planck, Max, 96, 97
             MSM-HEMT photoreceivers, 222–3, 223       Planck’s constant, 190
             noise, 222–7, 225                         Planck’s law, 96
             optical receiver ICs, 219–24, 220–223     pn photodiode, 194–9, 195, 197, 203
             oxide layer content, 218–219, 219         Pockels effect (linear electro-optic effect), 151
             performance characteristics generally, 190–193,  polarization
                  190–193                                 ASE, 248
             photoconductive detector, 206                coherent receivers, 239–42, 240
             photocurrent, factors contributing to, 194–5, 195  dual, ASE, 258–9, 262
             photon absorption, 190–192, 190–192          of light, 31
             photon absorption rate, 196, 197             mode dispersion, optical fiber transmission,
             photon incidence rate, 194, 196                   78–9
             photon rate (photon flux), 194               mode dispersion, single-mode fibers, 78–9
             phototransistors, 206–7, 207                 nonlinear effects, 422–5
             pin-HBT photoreceivers, 221–2, 222           single, ASE, 251–2, 252
             pin-HEMT photoreceivers, 221, 221         polarization division multiplexing (PDM), 389–91,
             pin photodiode, 201, 201–4, 203                390
             pn photodiode, 194–9, 195, 197, 203       polarization mode dispersion equalization, 513–6,
             power spectral density, 225–6                  514–6, 523–4
             quantum efficiency, 193–8, 195, 197, 212–3,  power flow, 17, 17–19
                  216–7                                power spectral density
             RC time constant, 201                        ASE, 254–5, 261
             refractive index, 199–200                    DPSK systems, 379
             resonant cavity-enhanced (RCE) structures,   homodyne receivers, 346, 347
                  212–19, 215, 218–9                      modulators, modulation schemes, 141–3, 143,
             resonant frequency, Fabry–Perot cavity, 214       182–4
             responsivity (photoresponse, sensitivity), 198,  optimum binary receivers, 335, 342
                  197–9, 214–5                            photodetectors, 225–6
             SAGCM APD, 211, 213                       power spectral density (PSD)
             SAM APD, 211, 212                            ASE, 249–52, 251–2, 289, 296, 316–9, 319,
             Schottky barrier photodiode, 204, 204             471, 478
             semiconductor processes, 193                 cross-phase modulation (XPM), 447–8,
             semiconductors used in, 191–3, 192                448
             shot noise, 224–6, 225                       heterodyne receivers, 350, 355, 361, 382–4
             signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), 227             OOK systems, 361
             silicon, 191, 192, 192, 197                  transmission system design, 304, 308, 316–9,
             speed (response time), 201, 201–2                 319, 325
             surface leakage, 200                      poynting vector, 17, 17–19
             temperature dependence, 208–9             prism, light propagation, 29, 29
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