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    Area of Science:

    • Microwave Photonics
    • Optical Signal Processing
    • High-Speed Photonic Systems

    Background:

    • Pulse repetition rate multipliers (PRRM) enhance microwave photonics by increasing pulse frequency and preventing photodiode saturation.
    • Interleaving time errors in PRRM systems degrade performance and limit system speed.
    • Conventional methods for detecting these time errors lack sufficient sensitivity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a high-sensitivity method for detecting interleaving time errors in PRRM systems.
    • To improve the measurement accuracy of timing errors down to the femtosecond level.
    • To enable the development of higher-speed photonic systems by addressing PRRM limitations.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized two electro-optic sampling-based timing detectors (EOS-TDs).
    • One EOS-TD generated precise timing ruler signals.
    • The second EOS-TD functioned as a high-precision timing detector for error identification.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved a sensitivity improvement of two orders of magnitude compared to conventional power ratio methods.
    • Successfully detected femtosecond-level time errors.
    • Demonstrated the capability to measure timing errors with unprecedented accuracy.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed EOS-TD method offers a significant advancement in detecting timing errors in PRRM systems.
    • This high-sensitivity detection enables higher pulse rates while maintaining ultralow jitter.
    • The technique is crucial for advancing the performance and speed of future photonic systems.