Abstract

The possibility of using acousto-optic multiband filters for construction of code division multiple-access communication networks has been experimentally proved. Correlation interference has been studied for a set of bands with a spectrum close to sin(x)/x function which are used for encoding/decoding. For the case of several transmitters, a special technology was developed and realized that made it possible to perform studies on a transmission line based on two filters. The key component of this technology lies in emulating the sum signal from two to five transmitters on the first filter. The measured signal-to-interference ratio was more than 11 dB and decreased by less than 3 dB due to correlation interference from the network neighborhood and the emulation error of the sum signal.

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