A multi-channel arbitrary base phase encoding signal optical generation device and generation method

Abstract

This application discloses an optical generation device and method for multi-channel arbitrary phase encoding signals, including: a transmitting unit generates an optical signal with a certain polarization direction; The optical signal is modulated to generate positive and negative second-order sidebands with orthogonal polarization; the first light splitting unit divides the positive and negative second-order sidebands generated by the modulation unit into two paths of positive and negative second-order sidebands with orthogonal polarization respectively; the second light splitter unit The positive and negative second-order sidebands output by the first output end of the first optical splitting unit are separated, and then the encoded signals of any base are respectively loaded, and then the optical signal is output; the output unit outputs the first optical splitting unit and the second optical splitting unit After the optical signal is coupled, it is divided into two channels for photoelectric conversion, and two channels of arbitrary phase-encoded microwave signals are output at the same time. The application can improve the system transmission capacity and spectrum utilization rate, and the generated signal has the advantages of wide-range adjustable frequency, low noise, and large pulse compression ratio.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of microwave photonics, in particular to an optical generation device and method for multi-channel arbitrary phase encoding signals. Background technique [0002] Microwave pulse signals with large time-bandwidth products are widely used in modern radars. In order to make the pulse have a large time-bandwidth product, the radar transmitter usually performs phase encoding or frequency chirping on the microwave pulse, so that the pulse can be compressed by a matched filter at the radar receiver to achieve a high compression ratio, thereby improving radar accuracy. The method of using electronic circuits to generate phase-encoded or frequency-chirped pulses is very mature, but due to the limitation of "electronic bottleneck", the pulse time-bandwidth product generated by this method can no longer meet the high-precision and high-sensitivity requirements of modern radar systems. At present, a good solution is t...

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