Optical fiber transmitter and receiver (photodarlington)

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To convert parallel-to-serial data for transmission as an optical signal, a shift register can be utilized for parallel-in/serial-out functionality. This allows for efficient data conversion and transmission. The discussion references a specific PDF for further clarification on the topic. Participants are encouraged to review the provided link for additional context. The focus remains on the technical aspects of optical signal transmission using appropriate electronic components.
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Hello,

How can we convert parallel-to-serial address and send it as an optical signal?

Have a look at the link below if you folks don't know what I mean - the last (3-4 lines) paragraph of the pdf file:

http://www.hep.yorku.ca/menary/courses/electronics/3150/lab_manual/opt.pdf

Waiting for a response!

Thanks.
 
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I think what they're looking for is a shift register that can be used for parallel-in/serial-out.

Regards
Don
 
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