论文信息 - High-resolution, photonically-sampled, analog-to-digital conversion employing spatial oversampling

High-resolution, photonically-sampled, analog-to-digital conversion employing spatial oversampling

Photonically-Sampled analog-to-digital conversion utilizing a spatial oversampling technique is described and experimentally demonstrated. Spatial oversampling's ability to boost the ADC's resolution is verified. Digitization of a 13GHz signal with 6.3 ENOB is demonstrated.

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