Mechanism for extending instantaneous RF frequency coverage for

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave directional modulation

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ABSTRACT:
In order to increase the available signal processing bandwidth of an acousto-optic coherent channelizer, the optical beam spot-shaping and projection components of the channelizer are configured to project M reference beam spots upon each photodetector of the channelizer's photodetector array. The parameters of the reference Bragg cell, reference signal R(t), and Fourier optics components are such that they project M reference beam spots upon each photodetector of the channelizer's photodetector array, where M is the desired system bandwidth multiplication factor. No change to the configuration of the photodetector array or its associated post-detection signal processing electronics is required.

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