Photodiode linearity requirements for radio-frequency photonics and demonstration of increased performance using photodiode arrays

Urick, Vincent J.; Hastings, Alexander S.; McKinney, Jason D.; Devgan, P.; Williams, K.J.; Sunderman, C.; Diehl, John F.; Colladay, Kristina

doi:10.1109/mwp.2008.4666641

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“…Some of the former have been outlined here. Some architectural techniques might include cascaded approaches on the E/O side [35,36] and/or the O/E side [37]. Ultimately, these types of approaches need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, where system requirements will determine the possible photonic designs.…”

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W-Band Technology and Techniques for Analog Millimeter-Wave Photonics

Urick¹,

Sunderman²,

Diehl³

et al. 2015

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W-Band Technology and Techniques for Analog Millimeter-Wave Photonics

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Diehl³

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“…For both data sets the symbols show the measured data and the solid lines are linear fits to the log-scale data. In the balanced configuration (2-element photodiode array) [19] employing impedance-matched photodiodes and an average per-diode photocurrent of I avg = 10.0 mA, the calculated output third-order intercept point due to intermodulation distortion is approximately OIP 3 = 10 dBm. From the fit data, the measured output third-harmonic intercept points are OIP 3,H ∼ 11 dBm and OIP 3,H ∼ 11.5 dBm for the first and second Nyquist bands, respectively.…”

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Radio-Frequency Down-Conversion via Sampled Analog Optical Links

McKinney¹,

Urick²

2010

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“…High-power handling photo-detectors with large bandwidths and high linearity have become critical components for analog optical links with high dynamic range [1,2]. Recently, a coherent analog link has been proposed for increased link linearity by producing amplitude modulation based on the optical field rather than intensity [3].…”

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