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29 September 1999 All-optical antenna array adaptive processing system
Paulo E. X. Silveira, Gregory Kriehn, Andrew M. Kiruluta, Samuel P. Weaver, Kelvin H. Wagner, Robert T. Weverka
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Abstract
We present an all-optical architecture for a fully adaptive antenna array processor capable of optimally processing the signals from very large arrays in the presence of high frequency and wideband signals. A modified version of the least mean square algorithm is employed using the BEAMTAP (Broadband and Efficient Adaptive Method for True-time-delay Array Processing) architecture. A dynamic photorefractive volume hologram is used for the adaptive weights and two cohered fiber arrays are used as tapped-delay-lines at the output and feedback paths, allowing for the processing of signals at bandwidths exceeding 10 GHz. The optical cohering of the fiber arrays is discussed and simulations are shown which describe the performance of the proposed architecture in the presence of broadband signals and multiple broadband jammers.
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Paulo E. X. Silveira, Gregory Kriehn, Andrew M. Kiruluta, Samuel P. Weaver, Kelvin H. Wagner, and Robert T. Weverka "All-optical antenna array adaptive processing system", Proc. SPIE 3810, Radar Processing, Technology, and Applications IV, (29 September 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.364078
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KEYWORDS
Antennas

Signal detection

Signal processing

Feedback signals

Phased arrays

Holograms

Modulation

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