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Tunable True-Time Delay Unit Based On Opto-Vlsi Processing, Feng Xiao, Budi Juswardy, Kamal Alameh Jan 2008

Tunable True-Time Delay Unit Based On Opto-Vlsi Processing, Feng Xiao, Budi Juswardy, Kamal Alameh

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A novel tunable true-time delay unit is proposed and demonstrated. The unit is based on the use of an Opto-VLSI processor that dynamically selects a single waveband or multiple wavebands from an RF-modulated broadband optical signal and routes them to a high-dispersion fiber for arbitrary time delay synthesis. Experimental results demonstrate continuously tunable time delay of up to 4 ns.


Integrated True-Time Delay Unit For Broadband Inteference Nulling In Phased-Array Antenna, Budi Juswardy, Kamal Alameh Jan 2008

Integrated True-Time Delay Unit For Broadband Inteference Nulling In Phased-Array Antenna, Budi Juswardy, Kamal Alameh

Research outputs pre 2011

This paper discusses an integrated true-time delay generation unit based on microminiaturisation of photonic and electronic components. The design, simulation, and performance of important building blocks for implementing a true-time delay-based phased-array antenna are presented.


Tunable Photonic Rf Signal Processor Using Opto-Vlsi, Budi Juswardy, Feng Xiao, Kamal Alameh Jan 2008

Tunable Photonic Rf Signal Processor Using Opto-Vlsi, Budi Juswardy, Feng Xiao, Kamal Alameh

Research outputs pre 2011

A tunable photonic RF signal processor is proposed and demonstrated. The filter structure comprises a reconfigurable Opto-VLSI processor for tunability, arrayed waveguide gratings for wavelength slicing and multiplexing, a custom-made fiber array for wavelength routing and dropping, and high-dispersion fibres for true-time delay generation. The processor structure enables positive and negative weights to be synthesised thus realising arbitrary responses. The proof-of-concept of the tunable photonic RF signal processor is experimentally demonstrated.


It Sharps: Issues Relating To Securely Disposing Of Hard Disks From Medical Information Systems, Craig Valli Jan 2007

It Sharps: Issues Relating To Securely Disposing Of Hard Disks From Medical Information Systems, Craig Valli

Research outputs pre 2011

Organisations worldwide are failing to adequately erase data from hard disks before disposing of them. Recent studies have uncovered significant and highly confidential data from computer hard disks for sale in the second hand market using minimal foresic recovery techniques. Increasingly medical businesses are being required to use IT based systems to deliver or receive services. Also medical records are becoming electronic in nature and have significant secondary storage requirements. Given the increased use of IT in medical practice this paper examines the issues uncovered in the studies into recovery of remnant data from hard disks. The paper also explores …


Triangulation Based Static Wide Angle Laser Scanning For Obstacle Detection, Kaveh Sahba, Kamal Alameh, Clifton Smith Jan 2007

Triangulation Based Static Wide Angle Laser Scanning For Obstacle Detection, Kaveh Sahba, Kamal Alameh, Clifton Smith

Research outputs pre 2011

This paper demonstrates discrete laser spot projection over a wide angle using a novel cylindrical quasi-cavity waveguide, with no moving parts. Furthermore, the distance to each spot is calculated using active laser triangulation. The triangulation arrangement and the trajectory of principal rays are modelled using a system of linear equations based on optical geometry. Linear algebra is used to derive the unique baseline and outgoing angle of every projected beam. The system is calibrated by finding optimal values for uncertain instrumental parameters using constrained non-linear optimization. Distances calculated indoors result in accuracies of over 93%