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Figure 1.1: Time (a) and frequency (b) domain representation of the  frequency comb from a mode-locked laser
Figure 2.1: Power spectrum in logarithmic scale (dBm unit) of a laser emitting at a telecom  wavelength (1.5 μm) measured by heterodyning with an ultra-narrow linewidth reference  laser
Figure 2.2: Example of relative intensity noise (RIN) power spectral density of a laser  emitting at 1.5 μm
Table II. First Terms of Middleton’s Expansion in a Series of PN-PSD Self-Convolution  Products
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