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1 October 1995 Photonics for phased array radars
Daniel Dolfi, Pascal Joffre, J. Antoine, Jean-Pierre Huignard, D. Philippet, Ph. Granger, Jean Chazelas
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Abstract
This paper presents the experimental demonstration and the far field pattern characterization of an optically controlled phased array antenna. It operates between 2.5 and 3.5 GHz and is made of 16 radiating elements. The optical control uses a 2D architecture based on free space propagation and on polarization switching by N spatial light modulators of pxp pixels. It provides 2N-1 time delays values and an analog control of the 0 to 2(pi) phase for each of the pxp signals feeding the antenna (N equals 5, p equals 4).
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Daniel Dolfi, Pascal Joffre, J. Antoine, Jean-Pierre Huignard, D. Philippet, Ph. Granger, and Jean Chazelas "Photonics for phased array radars", Proc. SPIE 2560, Optical Technology for Microwave Applications VII, (1 October 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.218520
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KEYWORDS
Antennas

Phased array optics

Microwave radiation

Phased arrays

Photodiodes

Radar

Spatial light modulators

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