Novel Optical Delay Line Overcomes Bandwidth-Delay Limit for Enhanced Beamforming Performance

We propose a novel, reconfigurable delay line architecture that achieves a (2N-1) times greater tunability range compared to previously reported architectures. This design overcomes the bandwidth-delay product constraint and surpasses the tunability range by 67% and offers a 1.5x reduction in controllers and power consumption.

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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc60965.2024.10799582
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Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
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Novel Optical Delay Line Overcomes Bandwidth-Delay Limit for Enhanced Beamforming Performance

Abi Waqas, Talha Kaim Khani, Brendan J. Roycroft, Brian Corbett
Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
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Novel Optical Delay Line Overcomes Bandwidth-Delay Limit for Enhanced Beamforming Performance

Abi Waqas, Talha Kaim Khani, Brendan J. Roycroft, Brian Corbett
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We propose a novel, reconfigurable delay line architecture that achieves a (2N-1) times greater tunability range compared to previously reported architectures. This design overcomes the bandwidth-delay product constraint and surpasses the tunability range by 67% and offers a 1.5x reduction in controllers and power consumption.

Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (PK), University College Cork (IE)
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Advanced Photonic Communication Systems
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