Analysis of optical carrier-to-sideband ratio for improving transmission performance in fiber-radio links

By Christina Lim, Manik Attygalle, Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas, D. Novak, Rodney Waterhouse. IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques, 2006

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Hybrid Optical Access Network Integrating Fiber-to-the-Home and Radio-Over-Fiber Systems (2007, background): “lowest bandwidth requirement for an RF signal, electrical amplifier, and optical modulator, and the smallest power penalty of the receiver sensitivity after a long transmission distance [4], [7].”
Fiber Dispersion Influence on Transmission of the Optical Millimeter-Waves Generated Using LN-MZM Intensity Modulation (2007, background): “Although both the SSB and the OCS optical mm-waves are immune to the fading effect when transmission occurs along the fiber because they have only two frequency components, the power difference of the two peaks in the SSB spectrum makes the down-converted harmonics not as good as that of the OCS acc”
Key Enabling Technologies for Optical–Wireless Networks: Optical Millimeter-Wave Generation, Wavelength Reuse, and Architecture (2007, background): “A high CSR will lead to weak receiver sensitivity [26], whereas a wide bandwidth will reduce the spectral efficiency of the WDM system.”