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Area of Science:

Microwave Photonics
Signal Processing
Optical Engineering

Background:

Accurate instantaneous frequency measurement (IFM) is crucial for various applications.
Existing IFM systems often face limitations in simultaneous multi-frequency measurement, resolution, or range.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a new microwave photonic IFM system capable of simultaneous multi-frequency measurement.
To achieve very high resolution and a wide frequency measurement range.

Main Methods:

Employs frequency-to-time mapping technique.
Utilizes a frequency shifting recirculating delay line loop.
Incorporates a narrowband optical filter based on in-fiber stimulated Brillouin scattering.

Main Results:

Demonstrates simultaneous measurement of multiple frequencies.
Achieved a frequency measurement range of 0.1–20 GHz, extendable to 90 GHz.
Obtained a measurement resolution of 250 MHz.

Conclusions:

The developed microwave photonic system offers significant advancements in IFM capabilities.
The system's ability to measure multiple frequencies simultaneously with high resolution and wide range opens new possibilities for signal analysis and monitoring.