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Influence of Optical Fiber Length on the Jitter Performance of Subsampled Photonic Downconverter for S-band RADAR SystemsPublished in
2020
A packaged sub-sampled photonic downconverter is demonstrated with digitization bandwidth of 42.3 MHz for S-band operation. Nyquist folding of a single-tone signal at 2.517 GHz has been demonstrated successfully. Further, impact of length of fiber spool in front of optical-to-electrical converter i.e. photodiode has been studied for various RF input power levels ranging from 2 km to 10 km in terms of phase noise and timing jitter of sub-sampled signal. © 2020 IEEE.
Topics: Jitter (59)%59% related to the paper, Phase noise (55)%55% related to the paper, S band (52)%52% related to the paper, Optical fiber (52)%52% related to the paper and Photonics (51)%51% related to the paper
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| Journal | 2020 12th International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks and Digital Signal Processing, CSNDSP 2020 |
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