Microwave broadband instant frequency measurement receiving system

Abstract

The invention relates to a microwave broadband instant frequency measurement receiving system, which comprises a radio frequency processing unit, a power distribution unit, a signal conversion unit and a programmable gate []array unit, wherein the ratio frequency processing unit is used for receiving radio frequency signals; the radiation frequency processing unit converts the input radio frequency signals into first baseband signals to be output; the power distribution unit is used for receiving the first baseband signals and allocates the signals to form at least two paths of second basebandsignals to be output; the signal conversion unit is used for receiving each path of second baseband signals in a one-to-one corresponding way; each second base band signal is converted to the presetfrequency and is then output; the programmable gate array unit is used for receiving each second baseband signal, and after []looking-up table operation, the programmable gate array unit outputs multipath parallel frequency state code or high-speed optical signals through a driver. The frequency measurement precision of the equipment is high; the EMS being smaller than 3 MHz can be reached; the size is small; the weight is light; the power consumption is low; the passing time is short; the operation is convenient.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the technical field of frequency measurement, in particular to a microwave broadband instantaneous frequency measurement receiving system. Background technique [0002] Instantaneous frequency measurement technology was first developed by MULLARD laboratory in the 1950s. Subsequently, the SYVACUSE University Research Center and STANFORD Research Institute in the United States also began to study. The early analog IFM is usually realized by using waveguide microwave components, traveling wave tubes and cathode ray displays. The system is large in size and complex in structure, and is generally only used on ground equipment and larger platforms. The emergence of broadband stripline couplers and solid-state gallium arsenide amplifiers has significantly reduced the size of microwave components. In the 1970s and 1980s, IFMs using such improved components and digital processing began to appear. [0003] With the developme...

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[0003] With the development of digital technology and the improvement of the operating frequency of electronic components, various new instantaneous frequency measurement technologies continue to emerge, but the existing

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