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23 October 1997 Switched photonic delay line for phased-array antenna control using externally modulated microwave fiber optic link
Nicholas Madamopoulos, Nabeel A. Riza
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Abstract
The first demonstration of a 4-bit binary photonic delay line using ferroelectric liquid crystal (FLC) devices and externally modulated S/C band fiber-optic link is presented. A Mach-Zehnder integrated-optic modulator is used to modulate the light. This photonic delay line uses FLC optical on/off devices for optical path switching and active polarization noise filtering. Three dimensional imaging optics and antireflection coated optics are used to minimize photonic delay line insertion losses and interchannel crosstalk. Signal-to-noise ratio measurements as well as interchannel isolation crosstalk analysis is performed.
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Nicholas Madamopoulos and Nabeel A. Riza "Switched photonic delay line for phased-array antenna control using externally modulated microwave fiber optic link", Proc. SPIE 3160, Optical Technology for Microwave Applications VIII, (23 October 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.283933
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Phased array optics

Fiber optics

Signal attenuation

Photonic integrated circuits

Polarization

Signal to noise ratio

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