Ultrahigh-Resolution Photonic-Assisted Microwave Frequency Identification Based on Temporal Channelization
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Abstract
Real-time ultrahigh-resolution microwave frequency identification is paramount for widespread applications, such as communications, radar, and electronic warfare. Photonics-assisted microwave frequency identification can be achieved using an optical channelizer. While this technique enables simultaneous measurement of multiple frequencies, it has poor measurement resolution due to the large channel spacing, which is usually greater than 1 GHz. Here, we introduce a new channelizer-based microwave frequency measurement technique that offers nearly 500 times higher spectral resolution. This method employs largely dispersed broadband optical pulses to encode the time-domain characteristics of the modulating signal to the optical spectral domain. An optical channelizer is employed to slice the spectrum, which is equivalent to performing temporal sampling of the time-domain waveform. The unknown microwave signal is then reconstructed and its spectral distribution is analyzed by a digital processor. To evaluate the proposed technique, frequency measurements of a single-tone, a multiple-tone, and a frequency-hopping microwave signal are demonstrated. A measurement resolution as high as 55 MHz is achieved using an optical channelizer with a channel spacing of 25 GHz.
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