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光学采样脉冲功率,射频功率和电子后端带宽对光子模拟到数字转换器性能的影响

Junli Qi1,2, Xin Chen1, Meicheng Fu1

  • 1College of Science, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073, China.

Micromachines
|December 23, 2023
PubMed
概括

优化光学采样脉冲功率,射频功率和电子后端带宽对于高性能光子模拟数字转换器 (PADC) 至关重要. 推设置可以实现比特有效数 (ENOB) 大于4个和高峰到高峰电压 (V) 大.

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射频功率 射频功率 射频功率 射频功率电子后端带宽带宽电子后端带宽微波光子学 微波光子学光学采样脉冲功率的光学采样摄影模拟到数字转换器信号恢复信号的恢复信号.

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