Optical radio frequency channelization implementation method for even number of radio frequency channels
An implementation method and radio frequency channel technology, applied in the field of optical communication, can solve the problems of difficulty in implementation, high production cost, and large comb tooth interval, and achieve the effect of relieving the large comb tooth interval and reducing the comb tooth interval
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[0046] The following takes the channelization of 11-13GHz signals according to the bandwidth of 0.5GHz as an example to start analysis. i.e. f 1 =11GHz, f 2 =13GHz, f BW = 0.5GHz. FSR calculated according to Equation 1 and Equation 2 respectively signal and FSR local They are: (47GHz, 24GHz) and (47GHz, 23GHz).
[0047] When FSR signal =47GHz, FSR local =24GHz, according to image 3 As shown, two signal optical combs are required, and the channels collected from the four sidebands are: (13GHz-12.5GHz), (11GHz-11.5GHz), (12GHz-11.5GHz), (12GHz-12.5GHz).
[0048] When FSR signal =47GHz, FSR local =23GHz, according to image 3 As shown, three signal optical combs are required, and the channels collected from the four sidebands are: (12.5GHz-13GHz), (11.5GHz-11GHz), (11.5GHz-12GHz), (12.5GHz-12GHz).
[0049] As can be seen from the embodiment, when the number of channels is an even number, the comb tooth interval FSR of the signal optical comb is calculated according t...
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