A digital transmission system for high intensity pulsed radial detection

A digital transmission system with 900 MHz bandwidth and over 40 dB linear dynamic range for high intensity pulsed radial detection is designed. The transient signals （with a subnanoseconds rising edge） from the detectors can be transmitted to diagnosing systems kilometers away with high fidelity. I...

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Published inChinese physics C Vol. 37; no. 1; pp. 95 - 99
Main Authors Cheng, Xiao-Lei, Ouyang, Xiao-Ping, Liu, Fang
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2013
Subjects
Bandwidth
Digital
Dynamic range
Dynamical systems
Dynamics
Feasibility
Interference
Noise levels
径向
数字传输系统
检测器
瞬态信号
线性动态范围
脉冲
诊断系统
高强度
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Summary:A digital transmission system with 900 MHz bandwidth and over 40 dB linear dynamic range for high intensity pulsed radial detection is designed. The transient signals （with a subnanoseconds rising edge） from the detectors can be transmitted to diagnosing systems kilometers away with high fidelity. It can adapt to interference and a hostile detecting environment by using the intelligent functions of this system. The feasibility and reliability of this system is verified by system evaluation tests.
Bibliography:A digital transmission system with 900 MHz bandwidth and over 40 dB linear dynamic range for high intensity pulsed radial detection is designed. The transient signals （with a subnanoseconds rising edge） from the detectors can be transmitted to diagnosing systems kilometers away with high fidelity. It can adapt to interference and a hostile detecting environment by using the intelligent functions of this system. The feasibility and reliability of this system is verified by system evaluation tests.
11-5641/O4
digital transmission system, high intensity pulsed radial detection, fully-digital function design
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ISSN:1674-1137
0254-3052
DOI:10.1088/1674-1137/37/1/016102