A superheterodyne microwave photon receiving system and method
A microwave photon and receiving system technology, applied in the field of microwave photon and microwave radio frequency, can solve the problems of spurious interference and low-frequency microwave signal ineffective frequency conversion, etc., and achieve large frequency conversion range, good image and intermodulation and other spurious suppression, The effect of spurious suppression such as good image
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[0049] Such as figure 1 As shown, the superheterodyne microwave photon receiving system provided by Embodiment 1 of the present invention includes a signal input unit 1, an electrical preprocessing unit 2, a carrier laser 3, an electro-optical up-conversion unit 4, a local oscillator laser 10, and an opto-electronic down-conversion unit 6 , an electric local oscillator source 11 , an intermediate frequency down-conversion unit 7 , and a signal output unit 8 .
[0050] Wherein, the signal input unit 1 receives the microwave signal to be detected and inputs it to the electrical preprocessing unit 2 . The electrical preprocessing unit 2 performs frequency band preselection filtering on the microwave signal and then inputs it to the electro-optical up-conversion unit 4 . The carrier laser 3 generates an optical carrier to be input to the electro-optical up-conversion unit 4 .
[0051] The electro-optical up-conversion unit 4 up-converts the input microwave signal to the optical ...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Such as Figure 6 As shown, the second embodiment is basically the same as the first embodiment, and the similarities will not be repeated. The difference is that the superheterodyne microwave photon receiving system further includes a photon preprocessing unit 5 . The photon pre-processing unit 5 is arranged between the electro-optic up-conversion unit 4 and the photo-optic down-conversion unit 6 , and performs photon pre-processing on the input optical-carrying microwave signal before inputting it into the photo-optic down-conversion unit 6 .
[0062] In some preferred embodiments, the photon preprocessing unit 5 includes: an optical amplifier 20, a first multi-channel optical switch 21, an optical filter bank 22 and a second multi-channel optical switch 23, referring to Figure 7shown. The function of the optical amplifier 20 is to amplify the power of the input optical-carrying microwave signal. The function of the first multi-channel optical switch 21 is to split...
Embodiment 3
[0067] Such as Figure 9 As shown, the third embodiment is basically the same as the first embodiment, and the similarities will not be repeated. The difference is that the superheterodyne microwave photon receiving system further includes a management and control unit 9 .
[0068] The optical carrier and the all-optical local oscillator used in the present invention are respectively generated by two independent lasers. Since the two independently operating lasers are non-correlated, the relative frequency and phase relationship between the optical carrier output by them and the all-optical local oscillator is uncertain, and the high-frequency signal generated by the first-stage frequency conversion will contain the optical carrier The beat frequency phase noise and frequency offset error between the optical carrier and the all-optical local oscillator, so to achieve high-performance microwave signal down-conversion reception, it is necessary to correlate the frequency and pha...
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