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DESCRIPTION:Microwave Optical Delay lines are increasingly being deployed t
 o facilitate the design\, development\, and testing of advanced RADAR\, LI
 DAR\, EW/ECM/ECCM\, and next-generation Communication systems. In this pap
 er\, we investigate the current industry trends\, technological design app
 roaches\, and system trade-offs. We also contrast the differences between 
 RF coax delay lines with optical delay lines and hybrid coax / optical fib
 er devices. These delay line topologies address time delay requirements fr
 om 0.25ps to over 5ms and support RF frequencies from DC to 67+ GHz. A wid
 e array of technologies have been used to support current delay line requi
 rements and the specification process can be overwhelming to the system de
 signer. We attempt to summarize the major delay line technologies availabl
 e\, highlight the advantages and disadvantages of each technology and addr
 ess the SWAP-C implications of each approach. Specific attention is given 
 to sub-microsecond switched hybrid RF /optical delay lines and the impacts
  of environmental variations on the performance and long-term reliability 
 of these devices. An understanding of these technological trade-offs under
 lying these delay lines will assist the system designer.\n\nSpeaker(s): J.
  W. Caton\, \n\nBldg: Hanover Manor\, 16 Eagle Rock Avenue \,  East Hanove
 r\, New Jersey\, United States\, 07936
LOCATION:Bldg: Hanover Manor\, 16 Eagle Rock Avenue \,  East Hanover\, New 
 Jersey\, United States\, 07936
ORGANIZER:akpoddar@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Modern RF/ Optical Delay Line Technologies\, Configurations and App
 lications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/331237
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Microwave Optical Delay lines are increasi
 ngly being deployed to facilitate the design\, development\, and testing o
 f advanced RADAR\, LIDAR\, EW/ECM/ECCM\, and next-generation Communication
  systems. In this paper\, we investigate the current industry trends\, tec
 hnological design approaches\, and system trade-offs. We also contrast the
  differences between RF coax delay lines with optical delay lines and hybr
 id coax / optical fiber devices. These delay line topologies address time 
 delay requirements from 0.25ps to over 5ms and support RF frequencies from
  DC to 67+ GHz. A wide array of technologies have been used to support cur
 rent delay line requirements and the specification process can be overwhel
 ming to the system designer. We attempt to summarize the major delay line 
 technologies available\, highlight the advantages and disadvantages of eac
 h technology and address the SWAP-C implications of each approach. Specifi
 c attention is given to sub-microsecond switched hybrid RF /optical delay 
 lines and the impacts of environmental variations on the performance and l
 ong-term reliability of these devices. An understanding of these technolog
 ical trade-offs underlying these delay lines will assist the system design
 er.&nbsp\;</p>
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