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Generation and Coherent Control of Pulsed Quantum Frequency Combs
Published on: June 8, 2018
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概括
这项研究证明了使用光电子振荡器 (OEO) 产生连贯的双频微波信号. 该方法同步了两个频率,克服了先进信号应用的单频限制.
科学领域:
- 光子学 是一个光子学.
- 微波工程 微波工程
- 信号处理 信号处理
背景情况:
- 光电子振荡器 (OEO) 对于产生高频信号至关重要.
- 在OEO中实现稳定,连贯的双频信号存在挑战,因为竞争增加.
- 现有的方法经常在相位同步和信号连贯性方面扎.
研究的目的:
- 展示和演示一种新的方法,用于使用光电子振荡器产生连贯的双频微波信号.
- 为了抑制通常导致OEO单频振荡的收益竞争效应.
- 在OEO循环中,在两个不同的微波频率之间实现相位同步.
主要方法:
- 使用双频带宽波器 (DB-BPF) 在OEO中选择两个振荡模式.
- 在与两个选定的模式之间的间隔相匹配的频率上注入外部信号.
- 利用马赫-泽恩德调制器的非线性调制特性进行信号交互和锁定.
- 确保注射锁定和相位同步的相位和增强条件得到满足.
主要成果:
- 同时成功生成了两个连贯的微波信号,频率为16.083GHz和9.998GHz.
- 在10kHz的偏移下,达到低相噪声值为-140.1dBc/Hz和-141.0dBc/Hz.
- 已证明抑制收益竞争,使双频运行成为可能.
- 评估了生成信号的连贯性和侧模式抑制性能.
结论:
- 拟议的光电子振荡器配置有效地产生连贯的双频微波信号.
- 注射锁定机制成功地同步了两个振荡模式的相位.
- 这种技术为需要稳定,具有高光谱纯度的双频微波源的应用提供了可行的解决方案.
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