The advancement of imaging resolution has made the impact of multi-frequency composite jitter in satellite platforms on non-collinear time delay and integration(TDI)charge-coupled device(CCD)imaging systems increasing...The advancement of imaging resolution has made the impact of multi-frequency composite jitter in satellite platforms on non-collinear time delay and integration(TDI)charge-coupled device(CCD)imaging systems increasingly critical.Moreover,the accuracy of jitter detection is constrained by the limited inter-chip overlap region inherent to non-collinear TDI CCDs.To address these challenges,a multi-frequency jitter detection method is proposed,achieving sub-pixel level error extraction.Furthermore,a multi-frequency jitter fitting approach utilizing a scale-adjustable sliding window is introduced.For composite multi-frequency jitter,spectral analysis decomposes the relative jitter error curve,while the scale-adjustable sliding window enables frequency-division fitting and modeling.Validation experiments using Gaofen-8(GF-8)remote sensing satellite imagery detected jitter at 0.65,20,and 100 Hz in the cross-track direction and at 0.5,100,and 120 Hz in the along-track direction,demonstrating the method’s precision in detecting platform jitter at sub-pixel accuracy(<0.2 pixels)and its efficacy in fitting and modeling for non-collinear TDI CCD imaging systems subject to multi-frequency jitter.展开更多
Laser frequency microcombs provide a series of equidistant,coherent frequency markers across a broad spectrum,enabling advancements in laser spectroscopy,dense optical communications,precision distance metrology,and a...Laser frequency microcombs provide a series of equidistant,coherent frequency markers across a broad spectrum,enabling advancements in laser spectroscopy,dense optical communications,precision distance metrology,and astronomy.Here,we design and fabricate silicon nitride,dispersion-managed microresonators that effectively suppress avoided-mode crossings and achieve close-to-zero averaged dispersion.Both the stochastic noise and mode-locking dynamics of the resonator are numerically and experimentally investigated.First,we experimentally demonstrate thermally stabilized microcomb formation in the microresonator across different mode-locked states,showing negligible center frequency shifts and a broad frequency bandwidth.Next,we characterize the femtosecond timing jitter of the microcombs,supported by precise metrology of the timing phase and relative intensity noise.For the single-soliton state,we report a relative intensity noise of−153.2 dB∕Hz,close to the shot-noise limit,and a quantum-noise–limited timing jitter power spectral density of 0.4 as 2∕Hz at a 100 kHz offset frequency,measured using a self-heterodyne linear interferometer.In addition,we achieve an integrated timing jitter of 1.7 fs±0.07 fs,measured from 10 kHz to 1 MHz.Measuring and understanding these fundamental noise parameters in high clock rate frequency microcombs is critical for advancing soliton physics and enabling new applications in precision metrology.展开更多
Measurement precision of laser displacement sensor is subject to various factors,among which laser jitter and target tilt will directly lead to the position movement and shape variation of the laser spot,resulting in ...Measurement precision of laser displacement sensor is subject to various factors,among which laser jitter and target tilt will directly lead to the position movement and shape variation of the laser spot,resulting in displacement measurement errors,so that researchers have to do a lot of research on the spot centering algorithm to weaken the above effects,which can treat the symptoms but not the root cause.Starting from the source of the problem,this paper proposes a double focus double peak solution,which uses a reflector to change the direction of the optical path,so that the imaging spots of the designed two optical paths focus on the same CMOS,forming a double peak structure.When laser jitter or target tilt occurs,the center of the two laser spots is shifted,but they move in the same direction,while their relative position remains unchanged.Therefore,the displacement can be characterized by the relative position of the two laser spots,so that laser jitter and target tilt are suppressed from the source.However,the two spots imaged on CMOS form a non-Gaussian distributed double peak structure,so the conventional laser spot centering algorithms are no longer applicable.To this end,a double peak adaptive threshold waveform extraction method combined with grayscale gravity method is proposed for spot centering algorithm,which combines the suppression of laser jitter and target tilt from the source and the improvement of spot positioning precision which represents the displacement measurement precision,and is experimentally verified.展开更多
Quantum key distribution(QKD)achieves information-theoretic security based on quantum mechanics principles,where single-photon detectors(SPDs)serve as critical components.This study focuses on the sinusoidal gated SPD...Quantum key distribution(QKD)achieves information-theoretic security based on quantum mechanics principles,where single-photon detectors(SPDs)serve as critical components.This study focuses on the sinusoidal gated SPDs widely used in high-speed QKD systems.We investigate the mechanisms underlying the rising-edge jitter in detection signals,identifying contributions from factors such as the temporal width of injected optical pulses,avalanche generation processes,avalanche signal extraction,and pulse discrimination.To address the issue of excessive jitter-induced bit errors,we propose a retiming scheme that utilizes coincidence signals synchronized with the sinusoidal gating signal.This approach effectively suppresses detection signal jitter and reduces the after-pulse probability of the detector.Experimental validation using a high-precision time-to-digital converter(TDC)demonstrates a significant reduction in the rising-edge jitter distribution after applying the suppression scheme.The proposed method features clear principles and straightforward engineering implementation,avoiding direct interference with the detector’s operational processes.The designed high-speed sinusoidal gated InGaAs/InP SPD operates at 1.25 GHz,achieving a remarkable reduction in after-pulse probability from 10.7%(without jitter suppression)to 0.72%,thereby enhancing the overall performance of QKD systems.展开更多
Fractional-N phase-locked loops(PLLs)are widely deployed in high-speed communication systems to generate local oscillator(LO)or clock signals with precise frequency.To support sophisticated modulations for increasing ...Fractional-N phase-locked loops(PLLs)are widely deployed in high-speed communication systems to generate local oscillator(LO)or clock signals with precise frequency.To support sophisticated modulations for increasing the data rate,the PLL needs to generate low-jitter output[1].展开更多
A fast-locking, low-jitter, phase-locked loop （PLL） with a simple phase-frequency detector is proposed. The phase-frequency detector is composed of only two XOR gates. It simultaneously achieves low jitter and short...A fast-locking, low-jitter, phase-locked loop （PLL） with a simple phase-frequency detector is proposed. The phase-frequency detector is composed of only two XOR gates. It simultaneously achieves low jitter and short locking time. The voltage-controlled oscillator within the PLL consists of four-stage ring oscillators which are coupled to each other and oscillate with the same frequency and a phase shift of 45. The PLL is fabricated in 0. 1Stem CMOS technology. The measured phase noise of the PLL output at 500kHz offset from the 5GHz center frequency is - 102.6dBc/Hz. The circuit exhibits a capture range of 280MHz and a low RMS jitter of 2.06ps. The power dissipation excluding the output buffers is only 21.6roW at a 1.8V supply.展开更多
This paper presents a novel adaptive-bandwidth charge pump PLL with low jitter and a wide tuning range. With an adaptive bandwidth,the proposed PLL can scale its loop dynamics proportional to the output frequency and ...This paper presents a novel adaptive-bandwidth charge pump PLL with low jitter and a wide tuning range. With an adaptive bandwidth,the proposed PLL can scale its loop dynamics proportional to the output frequency and maintain optimal performance over its entire output range. In order to improve the jitter performance of the PLL,a matching tech- nique is employed in the charge pump,and a voltage-to-voltage converter is used to achieve a low gain VCO. The experimental chip was fabricated in a 0. 35μm CMOS process. The measured results show that the PLL has perfect jitter performance within its operating range from 200MHz to 1.1GHz.展开更多
A new configuration for delay cells used in voltage controlled oscillators is presented. A jitter comparison between the source-coupled differential delay cell and the proposed CMOS inverter based delay cell is given....A new configuration for delay cells used in voltage controlled oscillators is presented. A jitter comparison between the source-coupled differential delay cell and the proposed CMOS inverter based delay cell is given. A new method to optimize loop parameters based on low-jitter in PLL is also introduced. A low-jitter 1.25GHz Serdes is implemented in a 0.35μm standard 2P3M CMOS process. The result shows that the RJ （random jitter） RMS of 1.25GHz data rate series output is 2. 3ps （0. 0015UI） and RJ （1 sigma） is 0. 0035UI. A phase noise measurement shows - 120dBc/Hz@100kHz at 1111100000 clock-pattern data out.展开更多
文摘The advancement of imaging resolution has made the impact of multi-frequency composite jitter in satellite platforms on non-collinear time delay and integration(TDI)charge-coupled device(CCD)imaging systems increasingly critical.Moreover,the accuracy of jitter detection is constrained by the limited inter-chip overlap region inherent to non-collinear TDI CCDs.To address these challenges,a multi-frequency jitter detection method is proposed,achieving sub-pixel level error extraction.Furthermore,a multi-frequency jitter fitting approach utilizing a scale-adjustable sliding window is introduced.For composite multi-frequency jitter,spectral analysis decomposes the relative jitter error curve,while the scale-adjustable sliding window enables frequency-division fitting and modeling.Validation experiments using Gaofen-8(GF-8)remote sensing satellite imagery detected jitter at 0.65,20,and 100 Hz in the cross-track direction and at 0.5,100,and 120 Hz in the along-track direction,demonstrating the method’s precision in detecting platform jitter at sub-pixel accuracy(<0.2 pixels)and its efficacy in fitting and modeling for non-collinear TDI CCD imaging systems subject to multi-frequency jitter.
基金support from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory(Grant No.B622827)the National Science Foundation(Grant Nos.1824568,1810506,1741707,and 1829071)the Office of Naval Research(Grant No.N00014-16-1-2094).
文摘Laser frequency microcombs provide a series of equidistant,coherent frequency markers across a broad spectrum,enabling advancements in laser spectroscopy,dense optical communications,precision distance metrology,and astronomy.Here,we design and fabricate silicon nitride,dispersion-managed microresonators that effectively suppress avoided-mode crossings and achieve close-to-zero averaged dispersion.Both the stochastic noise and mode-locking dynamics of the resonator are numerically and experimentally investigated.First,we experimentally demonstrate thermally stabilized microcomb formation in the microresonator across different mode-locked states,showing negligible center frequency shifts and a broad frequency bandwidth.Next,we characterize the femtosecond timing jitter of the microcombs,supported by precise metrology of the timing phase and relative intensity noise.For the single-soliton state,we report a relative intensity noise of−153.2 dB∕Hz,close to the shot-noise limit,and a quantum-noise–limited timing jitter power spectral density of 0.4 as 2∕Hz at a 100 kHz offset frequency,measured using a self-heterodyne linear interferometer.In addition,we achieve an integrated timing jitter of 1.7 fs±0.07 fs,measured from 10 kHz to 1 MHz.Measuring and understanding these fundamental noise parameters in high clock rate frequency microcombs is critical for advancing soliton physics and enabling new applications in precision metrology.
基金the Biomedical Science and Technology Support Special Project of Shanghai Science and Technology Committee(No.20S31908300)。
文摘Measurement precision of laser displacement sensor is subject to various factors,among which laser jitter and target tilt will directly lead to the position movement and shape variation of the laser spot,resulting in displacement measurement errors,so that researchers have to do a lot of research on the spot centering algorithm to weaken the above effects,which can treat the symptoms but not the root cause.Starting from the source of the problem,this paper proposes a double focus double peak solution,which uses a reflector to change the direction of the optical path,so that the imaging spots of the designed two optical paths focus on the same CMOS,forming a double peak structure.When laser jitter or target tilt occurs,the center of the two laser spots is shifted,but they move in the same direction,while their relative position remains unchanged.Therefore,the displacement can be characterized by the relative position of the two laser spots,so that laser jitter and target tilt are suppressed from the source.However,the two spots imaged on CMOS form a non-Gaussian distributed double peak structure,so the conventional laser spot centering algorithms are no longer applicable.To this end,a double peak adaptive threshold waveform extraction method combined with grayscale gravity method is proposed for spot centering algorithm,which combines the suppression of laser jitter and target tilt from the source and the improvement of spot positioning precision which represents the displacement measurement precision,and is experimentally verified.
基金supported by the Major Scientific and Technological Special Project of Anhui Province(202103a13010004)the Major Scientific and Technological Special Project of Hefei City(2021DX007)the Manufacturing Industry Project of Attracting Talents and Wisdom of Anhui Province(JB24179).
文摘Quantum key distribution(QKD)achieves information-theoretic security based on quantum mechanics principles,where single-photon detectors(SPDs)serve as critical components.This study focuses on the sinusoidal gated SPDs widely used in high-speed QKD systems.We investigate the mechanisms underlying the rising-edge jitter in detection signals,identifying contributions from factors such as the temporal width of injected optical pulses,avalanche generation processes,avalanche signal extraction,and pulse discrimination.To address the issue of excessive jitter-induced bit errors,we propose a retiming scheme that utilizes coincidence signals synchronized with the sinusoidal gating signal.This approach effectively suppresses detection signal jitter and reduces the after-pulse probability of the detector.Experimental validation using a high-precision time-to-digital converter(TDC)demonstrates a significant reduction in the rising-edge jitter distribution after applying the suppression scheme.The proposed method features clear principles and straightforward engineering implementation,avoiding direct interference with the detector’s operational processes.The designed high-speed sinusoidal gated InGaAs/InP SPD operates at 1.25 GHz,achieving a remarkable reduction in after-pulse probability from 10.7%(without jitter suppression)to 0.72%,thereby enhancing the overall performance of QKD systems.
基金supported by the University of Macao Research Fund under Grant MYRG-GRG2024-00298-IMEby the Macao Science and Technology Development Fund(FDCT)under Grant 0103/2022/AFJ.
文摘Fractional-N phase-locked loops(PLLs)are widely deployed in high-speed communication systems to generate local oscillator(LO)or clock signals with precise frequency.To support sophisticated modulations for increasing the data rate,the PLL needs to generate low-jitter output[1].
文摘A fast-locking, low-jitter, phase-locked loop （PLL） with a simple phase-frequency detector is proposed. The phase-frequency detector is composed of only two XOR gates. It simultaneously achieves low jitter and short locking time. The voltage-controlled oscillator within the PLL consists of four-stage ring oscillators which are coupled to each other and oscillate with the same frequency and a phase shift of 45. The PLL is fabricated in 0. 1Stem CMOS technology. The measured phase noise of the PLL output at 500kHz offset from the 5GHz center frequency is - 102.6dBc/Hz. The circuit exhibits a capture range of 280MHz and a low RMS jitter of 2.06ps. The power dissipation excluding the output buffers is only 21.6roW at a 1.8V supply.
文摘This paper presents a novel adaptive-bandwidth charge pump PLL with low jitter and a wide tuning range. With an adaptive bandwidth,the proposed PLL can scale its loop dynamics proportional to the output frequency and maintain optimal performance over its entire output range. In order to improve the jitter performance of the PLL,a matching tech- nique is employed in the charge pump,and a voltage-to-voltage converter is used to achieve a low gain VCO. The experimental chip was fabricated in a 0. 35μm CMOS process. The measured results show that the PLL has perfect jitter performance within its operating range from 200MHz to 1.1GHz.
文摘A new configuration for delay cells used in voltage controlled oscillators is presented. A jitter comparison between the source-coupled differential delay cell and the proposed CMOS inverter based delay cell is given. A new method to optimize loop parameters based on low-jitter in PLL is also introduced. A low-jitter 1.25GHz Serdes is implemented in a 0.35μm standard 2P3M CMOS process. The result shows that the RJ （random jitter） RMS of 1.25GHz data rate series output is 2. 3ps （0. 0015UI） and RJ （1 sigma） is 0. 0035UI. A phase noise measurement shows - 120dBc/Hz@100kHz at 1111100000 clock-pattern data out.
