Abstract
In this paper, a microwave phase compensation scheme is adopted. It utilizes microwave signals of different frequencies for round-trip signal transmission over a 250 km fiber optic link to mitigate the impact of parasitic reflections. Additionally, dispersion compensation fibers are employed to compensate for the dispersion in the fiber optic link. Bidirectional optical amplifiers are utilized to compensate for the losses in long-distance fiber optic links and reduce optical path asymmetry. By implementing these methods, the transmission stability of the fiber optic microwave frequency transmission system achieves 5.6 × 10−15 at 1 s and 2.8 × 10−18 at 100,000 s.
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