Photonic-Assisted Microwave Frequency Measurement Using High Q-Factor Microdisk with High Accuracy
Frequency measurement plays a crucial role in radar, communication, and various applications. The photonic-assisted frequency measurement method offers several advantages, including resistance to electromagnetic interference, broad bandwidth, and low power consumption. Notably, frequency-to-time map...
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