20240039638. COMPLEX-WAVEFRONT PHOTONIC TRANSCEIVER PROCESSOR simplified abstract (California Institute of Technology)

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COMPLEX-WAVEFRONT PHOTONIC TRANSCEIVER PROCESSOR

Organization Name

California Institute of Technology

Inventor(s)

Aroutin Khachaturian of Pasadena CA (US)

Parham Porsandeh Khial of Pasadena CA (US)

Seyed Ali Hajimiri of Pasadena CA (US)

COMPLEX-WAVEFRONT PHOTONIC TRANSCEIVER PROCESSOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240039638 titled 'COMPLEX-WAVEFRONT PHOTONIC TRANSCEIVER PROCESSOR

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a complex-wavefront photonic transceiver that includes a coherent source and a complex transmitter waveform generator. The transmitter waveform generator is programmable to modulate a first portion of the coherent electromagnetic radiation received from the coherent source to form a complex waveform. This complex waveform includes pre-distortion to compensate for or adaptive beamforming to determine distortion caused by the transceiver or during transmission to a receiver aperture. The receiver aperture outputs receiver signals in response to the complex waveform, and a transmitter aperture transmits the complex waveform received from the complex transmitter waveform generator. The transceiver also includes a receiver processor that is programmable to determine the phase and amplitude of the complex waveform received on the receiver aperture from a combination of the received signals with a second portion of the electromagnetic radiation.

  • The complex-wavefront photonic transceiver includes a coherent source and a complex transmitter waveform generator.
  • The transmitter waveform generator can modulate a first portion of the coherent electromagnetic radiation to form a complex waveform.
  • The complex waveform includes pre-distortion or adaptive beamforming to compensate for or determine distortion caused by the transceiver or during transmission.
  • The receiver aperture outputs receiver signals in response to the complex waveform.
  • The transmitter aperture transmits the complex waveform received from the complex transmitter waveform generator.
  • The receiver processor can determine the phase and amplitude of the complex waveform received on the receiver aperture.

Potential Applications:

  • Optical communication systems
  • Radar systems
  • Wireless communication systems
  • Imaging systems
  • Remote sensing systems

Problems Solved:

  • Compensation for distortion caused by the transceiver or during transmission of complex waveforms
  • Determination of distortion in complex waveforms
  • Enhancement of signal quality in optical communication, radar, wireless communication, imaging, and remote sensing systems

Benefits:

  • Improved signal quality and accuracy
  • Enhanced performance of optical communication, radar, wireless communication, imaging, and remote sensing systems
  • Increased data transmission rates
  • Reduced signal degradation and distortion


Original Abstract Submitted

a complex-wavefront photonic transceiver including a coherent source; a complex transmitter waveform generator programmable to modulate a first portion of the coherent electromagnetic radiation, when received from the coherent source, to form a complex waveform comprising at least a pre-distortion to compensate for, or an adaptive beamforming to determine, a distortion of the complex waveform caused by at least the transceiver or during transmission of the complex waveform to a receiver aperture, the receiver aperture outputting receiver signals in response thereto; and a transmitter aperture for transmitting the complex waveform when received from the complex transmitter waveform generator. the transceiver further includes a receiver processor programmable to determine a phase and amplitude of the complex waveform, when received on the receiver aperture, from a combination of the received signals with a second portion of the electromagnetic radiation.