Lecture

Light Modulation Techniques

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of light modulation techniques, including direct modulation and external modulation. It explains how chirping affects the optical frequency and the limitations of modulation bandwidth. The instructor also discusses electro-optic modulators and their dependence on the refractive index of materials.

Instructor

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Electrical engineering

Telecommunications: Modulation

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