Abstract

It is shown that architectural design principles based on application of photonics methods have prospects for the development of ultra-wideband and ultrashort-pulse radars. Transmitting and receiving systems with optical controllers based on dispersing fiber-optic prisms are considered. Design versions of a photoconductive antenna excited by picosecond optical pulses and a wideband photoelectronic pattern shaper on the basis of analog vector modulation are presented. A method for compensation of antenna distortion effects arising during transmission of an ultrashort pulse with the use of an optical shaping technique is described.

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