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DOI码：10.1109/LPT.2018.2873093

发表刊物：IEEE PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY LETTERS

摘要：We demonstrate a novel scheme that combines photonic microwave frequency conversion and fiber transmission to achieve millimeter-wave (mm-wave) wideband radar signal generation and distribution for distributed radar systems. The principle is based on optical carrier-suppressed single-sideband modulation with an integrated polarization-division multiplexing dual-parallel Mach-Zehnder modulator. The idler frequencies in photonic microwave mixing are eliminated by controlling the modulator biases. And the fiber dispersion induced microwave power fading problem related with traditional double-sideband modulation is effectively avoided. The microwave phase distortions induced in the optical and electrical domains are investigated and compensated with electrical pre-distortion. Generation of an mm-wave wideband radar signal at a center frequency of 34.5 GHz with the bandwidth of 9 GHz and its transmission over a 40.8-km single-mode fiber with negligible degradation in pulse compression performance is achieved.

第一作者：Zha, Yu, Xue, Xiaoxiao, Li, Shangyuan, Zheng, Xiaoping, Zhou, Bingkun

论文类型：J

文献类型：Article

卷号：30

期号：22

页面范围：1948

ISSN号：1041-1135

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