Injection Locking
Injection Locking is a synchronization phenomenon in which a nonlinear oscillator is forced to oscillate at the frequency of an external input signal when the frequency of the input signal is sufficiently close to the oscillator's natural frequency, thereby distinguishing it from free-running or autonomous oscillation behaviors.
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Optoelectronic oscillator for photonic systems
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