Miniaturized multi-path two-way signal optical fiber transmission component

Abstract

The invention discloses a miniaturized multi-path two-way signal optical fiber transmission component. The miniaturized multi-path two-way signal optical fiber transmission component comprises a field end and a control end which have multi-chip stack encapsulation structures; the field end is connected with the control end through a transmission optical fiber; the control end can input a plurality of voltage signals and a plurality of data signals, convert a plurality of voltage signals and a plurality of data signals into a positive emitter coupled logic (PECL) signal and transmit the PECL signal to the control end through an optical module and a transmission optical cable; the control end reduces the received PECL signal into a plurality of voltage signals and a plurality of data signals and outputs a plurality of voltage signals and a plurality of data signals; the control end also can input a plurality of transistor-transistor logic (TTL) pulse signals and a plurality of data signals, convert a plurality of TTL pulse signals and a plurality of data signals into the PECL signal, and transmit the PECL signal to the field end through the optical module and the transmission optical cable; the field end reduces the received PECL signal into a plurality of data signals and a plurality of TTL pulse signals and outputs a plurality of data signals and a plurality of TTL pulse signals, so that a plurality of two-way signals are transmitted by an optical fiber, and the anti-jamming capacity is high; and therefore, the miniaturized multi-path two-way signal optical fiber transmission component is particularly suitable for the data transmission of a modern airborne and ship-borne radar system.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an optical fiber transmission device of a radar system, in particular to a miniaturized multi-channel bidirectional signal optical fiber transmission assembly. Background technique

[0002] With the continuous development of radar technology, while the performance is continuously improved, the radar is developing in the direction of miniaturization. On the other hand, the amount of data that the radar system needs to process and transmit is increasing, and the number of signal channels is also increasing. There are many, including analog signals, data signals, and pulse signals. The types of these signals are different and the transmission rates are different. The requirements of the radar system for these signals are also different. The increase in the number of signal channels makes the radar system larger in size and heavier in weight, which is unacceptable to airborne and shipborne radars. Compared with traditional cable co...

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