Abstract

Short electrical pulses with variable duration are generated by optically exciting a coplanar waveguide that is capacitively connected to a ground termination. The underlying concept is based on the superposition of the original pulse and the reflected one with an opposite sign and a variable round trip delay. By sliding the pump beam along the coplanar waveguide, generation of short electrical pulses with different peak voltages, widths, and signs are demonstrated in a laser-diode-based system.

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