Fiber-optic feed network using series/parallel connected light e

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Clutter elimination – Mti

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342371, 350 9610, 350 9616, 455610, 455612, G02B 642

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ABSTRACT:
The corporate feed network employs light emitting opto-electronic components, such as laser diodes (12), connected together in a string (14) for distributing RF, microwave, MMW, digital signals, and pulse modulated light. Each diode provides two ports or facets which are coupled to optical fibers (16, 18) to connect to an active phased array antenna, for example. The diodes are selected in number and impedance to provide a good wideband impedance match to the RF/microwave/MMW/digital driving source. Multiple series strings of diodes may be employed, connected in parallel for larger corporate feed structures.

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IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 19, No. 5, Sep. 5, 1981, IEEE, New York, U.S.A., D. Casasent: "A Review of Optical Signal Processing," see pp. 40-48, section Optical Signal Processing for Adaptive Phased Array Radar; FIG. 10.

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