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titleOfInvention Optical clock signal regenerator
abstract (57) [Abstract] [Purpose] It is possible to reproduce a clock signal from a high-speed optical signal without requiring strict requirements. [Structure] Two specific frequency components are extracted from laser light that oscillates at a single frequency. One of the extracted frequencies is changed, an optical signal data string is combined therewith, the combined optical phase is detected, and the frequency shift amount is controlled so that the phases match. The beat component of the other frequency component and the frequency component whose frequency has been shifted is used as the optical clock signal to extract the optical clock signal.
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