120-GHz-band millimeter-wave photonic wireless link for 10-Gb/s data transmission

By A. Hirata, T. Kosugi, Hiroyuki Takahashi, R. Yamaguchi, F. Nakajima, T. Furuta, Hiroshi Ito, H. Sugahara, Yasuhiro Sato, Tadao Nagatsuma. IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques, 2006

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Present and Future of Terahertz Communications (2011, methodology): “For a -band UTC-PD module packaged in a WR-3 waveguide, the maximum output power is around 0.5 mW at 350 GHz, and the 3-dB bandwidth is around 140 GHz in the range of 270 410 GHz [63].”
Faster than fiber: The future of multi-G/s wireless (2009, background): “For 10 Gb/s and higher transmissions, bands of around 100 GHz and higher are required [6], [7].”
Diffuse Scattering From Rough Surfaces in THz Communication Channels (2011, unknown): “2153610 and more bandwidth is required [1].”
High‐power RF photodiodes and their applications (2009, unknown): “In addition, a heterodyne receiver for the 120-GHzband wireless link has been examined using our photonic MMW generator as a local oscillator (LO), and sufficient stability of the photonic LO has been confirmed [4].”
A Review on Terahertz Communications Research (2011, background): “Sufficient stability of the photonic LO has been confirmed [ 55 ].”
Optical Millimeter-Wave Signal Generation Via Frequency 12-Tupling (2010, methodology): “ILLIMETER-WAVE signals have been extensively utilized in various applications, such as broadband wireless communication [ 1 ], Atacama large millimeter arrays (ALMA) [2], [3], radars, millimeter-wave imaging [4], radio-over-fiber systems [5], and tera-hertz applications.”
Scattering Analysis for the Modeling of THz Communication Systems (2007, background): “THE increasing demand for higher data rates in wireless communications is shifting attention towards frequencies above 100 GHz [1], [2].”
Properties of Building and Plastic Materials in the THz Range (2007, unknown): “In recent years, research on wireless communication systems with carrier frequencies above 100 GHz [1, 2 ] has been intensified.”