| 摘要 |
In a synchronous circuit, a synchronizing signal generator combines either an optical BPSK signal or local oscillation light with a phase-shifted signal to produce different optical signals, one of which for use in producing a signal demodulated from the BPSK signal is square-law detected, and calculates the optical signal detected to convert the signal into an electric signal. The generator produces an electric phase-locking signal which will be a demodulated signal from the BPSK signal on the basis of the electric signal. The phase-locking signal is used as a modulating signal by an intensity-modulating circuit to modulate an incident continuous light into an optical intensity-modulated signal, which is optoelectrically converted and square-law detected by an optoelectric converter. The converted signal is used by an optical VCO circuit as a phase error signal to adjust the phase or frequency of the local oscillation light, which is supplied to the signal generator. |
