Abstract: A broadband radio frequency signal optical fiber phase-stable transmission system includes a local end and a remote end connected by a dispersion compensation module and an optical fiber. The local end modulates a first auxiliary signal whose frequency is half of the frequency of the to-be-transmitted signal and a second auxiliary signal whose frequency is 1.5 times the frequency of the to-be-transmitted signal through the optical carrier and filters out a lower sideband to obtain an optical signal containing only the optical carrier, a first signal, and a second signal corresponds to the optical signal of the first-order upper sideband. The optical signal is transmitted to the remote end through the dispersion compensation module and the optical fiber.

Abstract: The device of the disclosure provides an optical frequency comb frequency multiplication link to generate millimeter wave signals. The device of the disclosure also provides a local oscillator and a delay compensation link to eliminate the influence of the phase noise of the local oscillator on the test system. The local oscillator signal is down-converted in the optical carrier radio frequency link to obtain an intermediate frequency signal. The intermediate frequency signal is then down-converted with the local oscillator signal and the millimeter wave signal twice to cancel the influence of the microwave mixer noise on the test system. At last, by detecting the output low-frequency signal noise, the ultra-low phase noise level of the millimeter wave signal can be accurately obtained.

Abstract: A photonic radio-frequency receiver with mirror frequency suppression function, in which a single modulator is utilized to form a photoelectric oscillator so as to generate high-quality and low-phase-noise optically generated local oscillators, without the need for an external local oscillator source, and at the same time, another radio-frequency port is used as a radio-frequency signal input port, thereby allowing a compact structure. By properly setting a bias point for the two-electrode modulator and orthogonally synthesizing two branches of intermediate frequency signals respectively generated by the upper and lower sideband beat frequencies of the modulated optical signal, the photonic radio-frequency receiver realizes the functions of receiving radio-frequency signals and suppressing mirror frequency signals. The present disclosure can realize a photonic mirror-frequency suppression receiver.

Abstract: A photonic radio-frequency receiver with mirror frequency suppression function, in which a single modulator is utilized to form a photoelectric oscillator so as to generate high-quality and low-phase-noise optically generated local oscillators, without the need for an external local oscillator source, and at the same time, another radio-frequency port is used as a radio-frequency signal input port, thereby allowing a compact structure. By properly setting a bias point for the two-electrode modulator and orthogonally synthesizing two branches of intermediate frequency signals respectively generated by the upper and lower sideband beat frequencies of the modulated optical signal, the photonic radio-frequency receiver realizes the functions of receiving radio-frequency signals and suppressing mirror frequency signals. The present disclosure can realize a photonic mirror-frequency suppression receiver.