Photonic Reservoir Computing Enabled Time-Domain Demodulation for Frequency Modulated LiDAR

A novel frequency modulated continuous wave LiDAR system, utilizing photonic reservoir computing for Fourier-free time-domain signal analysis, achieves robust distance measurement with improved computing efficiency and eliminates Fourier spectrum broadening issues due to inherent nonlinear optical wavelength sweeping. Experimental results show 100% signal classification accuracy.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799899
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Abstract

A novel frequency modulated continuous wave LiDAR system, utilizing photonic reservoir computing for Fourier-free time-domain signal analysis, achieves robust distance measurement with improved computing efficiency and eliminates Fourier spectrum broadening issues due to inherent nonlinear optical wavelength sweeping. Experimental results show 100% signal classification accuracy.

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