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Ranging -- MSTAR

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Professor William H. Steier and his colleagues at the University of Southern California are developing high-speed and low-power-consumption electro-optic polymer modulator chips that are used in the MSTAR setup. They are also pioneering integration technologies that will enable compact and robust packaging of optical and RF components.

Professor Harold Fetterman at UCLA is integrating the optical modulator chips with RF drive components and packaging them into usable modulator units . UCLA is also working with USC on novel integration technologies that will enable compact and robust packaging of optical and RF components.

Pacific Wave Industries has packaged the electro-optic phase modulator chips provided by USC into high-speed RF modules ready for system integration into the JPL testbed.

 

 

 
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