On-chip pulse compression

On - chip pulse compression

A chip-based temporal compressor for shortening the duration of optical pulses has been developed by scientists in Japan. The scientists at Yokohama National University made their compressor from a silicon photonic crystal waveguide. Co-propagating slow light is used as a control pulse and serves to induce carrier plasma dispersion in the waveguide through two-photon absorption. The efficiency ...

Pulse-based, on-chip interconnect

This thesis describes the development of an on-chip point-to-point link, with particular emphasis on the reduction of its global metal area footprint. To reduce itsmetal footprint, the interconnect uses a serial transmission approach. 8-bit data is sent using just two wires, through a pulse-based technique, inspired by the GasP interconnect from Sun Microsystems. Data and control signals are tr...

Extending the Radar Dynamic Range using Adaptive Pulse Compression

The matched filter in the radar receiver is only adapted to the transmitted signal version and its output will be wasted due to non-matching with the received signal from the environment. The sidelobes amplitude of the matched filter output in pulse compression radars are dependent on the transmitted coded waveforms that extended as much as the length of the code on both sides of the target loc...

Limit for Pulse Compression by Pulse

Radio Frequency Pulse Compression*

High gradients require high peak powers. One possible way to generate high peak powers is to generate a relatively long pulse at a relatively low power and compress it into a shorter pulse with higher peak power. It is possible to compress before DC to RF conversion as is done for the relativistic klystron or after DC to RF conversion as is done with SLED. In this note only radio frequency puls...