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Towards super-heterodyne THz links pumped by photonic local oscillators

Iulia Dan, Shintaro Hisatake, Pascal Szriftgiser, Ralf-Peter Braun, Ingmar Kallfass, Guillaume Ducournau

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We present in this paper wireless data transmission experiments in a superheterodyne wireless system based on millimeterwave monolithic integrated circuits at a center frequency of 300 GHz, driven by photonic local oscillator (LO). Superheterodyne operation is attractive for compliance with the recent IEEE802.15.3d frequency standard. The super-heterodyne transmission with two channels is realized using an AWG and a photonic-based LO. The paper presents initial transmission experiments realized using two channels in the 300 GHz band.

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We present in this paper wireless data transmission experiments in a superheterodyne wireless system based on millimeterwave monolithic integrated circuits at a center frequency of 300 GHz, driven by photonic local oscillator (LO). Superheterodyne operation is attractive for compliance with the recent IEEE802.15.3d frequency standard. The super-heterodyne transmission with two channels is realized using an AWG and a photonic-based LO. The paper presents initial transmission experiments realized using two channels in the 300 GHz band.

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We present in this paper wireless data transmission experiments in a superheterodyne wireless system based on millimeterwave monolithic integrated circuits at a center frequency of 300 GHz, driven by photonic local oscillator (LO). Superheterodyne operation is attractive for compliance with the recent IEEE802.15.3d frequency standard. The super-heterodyne transmission with two channels is realized using an AWG and a photonic-based LO. The paper presents initial transmission experiments realized using two channels in the 300 GHz band.

Key concepts: Superheterodyne receiver, Heterodyne (poetry), Photonics, Local oscillator, Transmission (telecommunications), Heterodyne detection, Wireless, Terahertz radiation

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