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Modulationsverfahren

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Laser

Zusammenfassung

Aus den vorangegangenen Beschreibungen ist ersichtlich, daß Laser Lichtgeneratoren sind, die in gewissen wesentlichen Eigenschaften den bekannten Hochfrequenzgeneratoren gleichen. Dies bestimmt weitgehend die zu erwartenden zukünftigen Anwendungen (s. Kap. 10). Ein wichtiges Anwendungsgebiet kann die Nachrichtentechnik im allgemeinen Sinn (Nachrichtenübertragung, Datenverarbeitung und Ortung) werden. Dazu ist es erforderlich, den Träger, d.h. das Licht mit der gewünschten Nachricht (sei dies auch nur ein Pulszug, wie z. B. bei Ortungssystemen) zu modulieren. Vom nachrichtentechnischen Standpunkt läßt besonders die sehr hohe Trägerfrequenz von einigen 1014 Hz das Licht als Träger für Breitbandübertragungen besonders geeignet erscheinen.

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