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Simple multi-band linearly frequency-modulated signal generation with a multiplying bandwidth based on a gain-switching laser

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Abstract

Multi-band linearly frequency-modulated (LFM) signal generation with a multiplying bandwidth is proposed and experimentally demonstrated. It is a simple photonics method based on the gain-switching state in a distributed feedback semiconductor laser without a complex external modulator and high-speed electrical amplifiers. With N comb lines, the carrier frequency and bandwidth of generated LFM signals are N times those of the reference signal. (N is the number of comb lines.) The number of bands and time-bandwidth products (TBWPs) of the generated signals could be easily adjusted by tuning the reference signal from an arbitrary waveform generator. Three-band LFM signals with carrier frequencies ranging from the X-band to K-band are given as an example, and the TBWP up to 20000. The results of auto-correlations of the generated waveforms are also given.

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