This paper focuses on anti-jamming and anti-eavesdropping problem in air-to-ground(A2G)communication networks considering the impact of body jitter of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV).A full-duplex(FD)active ground eavesd...This paper focuses on anti-jamming and anti-eavesdropping problem in air-to-ground(A2G)communication networks considering the impact of body jitter of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV).A full-duplex(FD)active ground eavesdropper launches jamming attack while eavesdropping to stimulate the legitimate transmitter(i.e.,UAV)to increase its transmission power.The legitimate transmitter’s objective is to against the simultaneous wiretapping and jamming with a robust and power-efficient transmission scheme.The active eavesdropper aims to minimize the system secrecy rate.To study the interaction between the legitimate transmitter and the active eavesdropper,a non-cooperative game framework is formulated.Detailed,considering the impact of UAV jitter on antenna array response and secrecy performance,we first investigate the UAV’s transmission power minimization problem for the worst scenario with minimum legitimate data rate and maximum eavesdropping data rate under UAV jitter.Then,the active eavesdropper’s secrecy rate minimization problem with the worst scenario is investigated by optimizing its jamming strategy.Nash equilibrium is proved to be existed and obtained with the proposed iterative algorithm.Finally,extensive numerical results are provided to evaluate the system secrecy performance and to show the secrecy performance gains of the proposed method.展开更多
Passively mode-locked fiber lasers emit femtosecond pulse trains with excellent short-term stability. The quantum-limited timing jitter of a free running femtosecond erbium-doped fiber laser working at room temperatur...Passively mode-locked fiber lasers emit femtosecond pulse trains with excellent short-term stability. The quantum-limited timing jitter of a free running femtosecond erbium-doped fiber laser working at room temperature is considerably below one femtosecond at high Fourier frequency. The ultrashort pulse train with ultralow timing jitter enables absolute time-of-flight measurements based on a dual-comb implementation, which is typically composed of a pair of optical frequency combs generated by femtosecond lasers. Dead-zone-free absolute distance measurement with sub-micrometer precision and kHz update rate has been routinely achieved with a dual-comb configuration, which is promising for a number of precision manufacturing applications, from large step-structure measurements prevalent in microelectronic profilometry to three coordinate measurements in large-scale aerospace manufacturing and shipbuilding. In this paper, we first review the sub-femtosecond precision timing jitter characterization methods and approaches for ultralow timing jitter mode-locked fiber laser design. Then, we provide an overview of the state-of-the-art dual-comb absolute ranging technology in terms of working principles, experimental implementations, and measurement precisions. Finally, we discuss the impact of quantum-limited timing jitter on the dual-comb ranging precision at a high update rate. The route to highprecision dual-comb range finder design based on ultralow jitter femtosecond fiber lasers is proposed.展开更多
MV pulsed switch plays a key role as the transfer switch in large electromagnetic pulse simulators. To broaden the range of self-triggering time, a novel spark-discharge pre-ionization switch, in which the main gap el...MV pulsed switch plays a key role as the transfer switch in large electromagnetic pulse simulators. To broaden the range of self-triggering time, a novel spark-discharge pre-ionization switch, in which the main gap electric field is superposed at the trigger gap to let the electrons in its spark channel also become initial electrons, is proposed and tested. The design idea is: as electrons in the spark channel of the trigger gap always exist after its breakdown, the injection time of pre-ionization should have a more negligible effect on reducing the switch jitter. The experiment results under pulses with a rise time of ~100 ns support the above assumptions.When the operating voltage is from ~300 to ~800 kV and the self-triggering time is ~45% to~75% of the peak time, the breakdown time delay jitter is less than 2 ns, and the breakdown voltage jitter is smaller than 1.25%. Under specific self-triggering time, the breakdown time delay jitter is less than 1.5 ns, and the breakdown voltage jitter is smaller than 0.8%.展开更多
In this paper, a calculation model for the breakdown time delay and jitter of gas switches under hundred-nanosecond pulses is proposed and applied in a self-triggered pre-ionized switch. The effects of injection time ...In this paper, a calculation model for the breakdown time delay and jitter of gas switches under hundred-nanosecond pulses is proposed and applied in a self-triggered pre-ionized switch. The effects of injection time of pre-ionization, pulse rise time, and the pre-ionization jitter are discussed and verified through experiments. It indicates that the pre-ionization should be injected when the electric field is high enough in the gap, injection after 80% peak-time can ensure its effectiveness.Then the statistical time delay jitter will be determined by the pre-ionization jitter, which is an intrinsic restriction of the self-triggered switch. However, when the changing rate of the pulsed electric field exceeds a certain value, the breakdown time delay jitter can be partly offset in the formative stage because the formative time delay has an exponential relationship with the electric field. Therefore, lower time jitter can be obtained under pulses with a shorter pulse rise time. In general, the results of the calculation model agree with the experimental results, and the experimental parameters which lead to a low jitter can also be used as a reference.展开更多
The TMT tertiary mirror system is facing a challenge of a rigid requirement for image jitter performance. The design of the mechanical structure and the devices selection will affect the image motion jitter for the te...The TMT tertiary mirror system is facing a challenge of a rigid requirement for image jitter performance. The design of the mechanical structure and the devices selection will affect the image motion jitter for the telescope observation. In this paper, a jitter test experiment has been done on a similar configuration telescope to support the design of the TMT tertiary mirror system. A method of position tracking is explored for jitter test using a 32bit absolute angle encoder. Several kinds of disturbance sources which can affect the system jitter have been discussed. According to the experimental results, during the low speed tracking, the jitter is less than 10 milliarcsec RMS, and the design of the system can meet the jitter requirement the TMT tertiary mirror system. The NFIRAOS error rejection transfer function is given for the further correction of jitter.展开更多
We characterized the dependence of the timing jitter of an InGaAs/InP single-photon avalanche diode on the excess bias voltage(V_(ex)) when operated in 1-GHz sinusoidally gated mode.The single-photon avalanche diode w...We characterized the dependence of the timing jitter of an InGaAs/InP single-photon avalanche diode on the excess bias voltage(V_(ex)) when operated in 1-GHz sinusoidally gated mode.The single-photon avalanche diode was cooled to-30 degrees Celsius.When the V_(ex) is too low(0.2 V-0.8 V) or too high(3 V-4.2 V),the timing jitter is increased with the V_(ex),particularly at high V_(ex).While at middle V_(ex)(1 V-2.8 V),the timing jitter is reduced.Measurements of the timing jitter of the same avalanche diode with pulsed gating show that this effect is likely related to the increase of both the amplitude of the V_(ex) and the width of the gate-on time.For the 1-GHz sinusoidally gated detector,the best jitter of 93 ps is achieved with a photon detection efficiency of 21.4%and a dark count rate of ~2.08×10^(-5) per gate at the V_(ex) of 2.8 V.To evaluate the whole performance of the detector,we calculated the noise equivalent power(NEP) and the afterpulse probability(P_(ap)).It is found that both NEP and P_(ap) increase quickly when the V_(ex) is above 2.8 V.At ~2.8-V V_(ex),the NEP and P_(ap) are ~2.06×10^(16)W/Hz^(1/2) and 7.11%,respectively.Therefore,the detector should be operated with V_(ex) of 2.8 V to exploit the fast time response,low NEP and low P_(ap).展开更多
The periodic cell stream is a very important member among the input traffic sources in ATM networks. In this paper, a finite-buffered ATM multiplexer with traffic sources composed of a periodic cell stream, multiple i...The periodic cell stream is a very important member among the input traffic sources in ATM networks. In this paper, a finite-buffered ATM multiplexer with traffic sources composed of a periodic cell stream, multiple i.i.d Bernoulli cell streams and bursty two-state Markov Modulated Bernoulli Process (MMBP) cell streams is exactly analyzed. The probability mass function of queuing delay, the autocorrelation and power spectrum of delay jitter for this periodic cell stream are derived. The analysis is used to expose the behavior of delay jitter for a periodic cell stream through an ATM multiplexer in a bursty traffic environment. The simulation results indicate that the analytical results are accurate.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation under Grant 4212005in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under 62271076+1 种基金in part by Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST(YESS20200283)in part by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under Grant 2242022k60006.
文摘This paper focuses on anti-jamming and anti-eavesdropping problem in air-to-ground(A2G)communication networks considering the impact of body jitter of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV).A full-duplex(FD)active ground eavesdropper launches jamming attack while eavesdropping to stimulate the legitimate transmitter(i.e.,UAV)to increase its transmission power.The legitimate transmitter’s objective is to against the simultaneous wiretapping and jamming with a robust and power-efficient transmission scheme.The active eavesdropper aims to minimize the system secrecy rate.To study the interaction between the legitimate transmitter and the active eavesdropper,a non-cooperative game framework is formulated.Detailed,considering the impact of UAV jitter on antenna array response and secrecy performance,we first investigate the UAV’s transmission power minimization problem for the worst scenario with minimum legitimate data rate and maximum eavesdropping data rate under UAV jitter.Then,the active eavesdropper’s secrecy rate minimization problem with the worst scenario is investigated by optimizing its jamming strategy.Nash equilibrium is proved to be existed and obtained with the proposed iterative algorithm.Finally,extensive numerical results are provided to evaluate the system secrecy performance and to show the secrecy performance gains of the proposed method.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.61475162,61675150,and 61535009)Tianjin Natural Science Foundation (Grant No.18JCYBJC16900)Tianjin Research Program of Application Foundation and Advanced Technology (Grant No.17JCJQJC43500)
文摘Passively mode-locked fiber lasers emit femtosecond pulse trains with excellent short-term stability. The quantum-limited timing jitter of a free running femtosecond erbium-doped fiber laser working at room temperature is considerably below one femtosecond at high Fourier frequency. The ultrashort pulse train with ultralow timing jitter enables absolute time-of-flight measurements based on a dual-comb implementation, which is typically composed of a pair of optical frequency combs generated by femtosecond lasers. Dead-zone-free absolute distance measurement with sub-micrometer precision and kHz update rate has been routinely achieved with a dual-comb configuration, which is promising for a number of precision manufacturing applications, from large step-structure measurements prevalent in microelectronic profilometry to three coordinate measurements in large-scale aerospace manufacturing and shipbuilding. In this paper, we first review the sub-femtosecond precision timing jitter characterization methods and approaches for ultralow timing jitter mode-locked fiber laser design. Then, we provide an overview of the state-of-the-art dual-comb absolute ranging technology in terms of working principles, experimental implementations, and measurement precisions. Finally, we discuss the impact of quantum-limited timing jitter on the dual-comb ranging precision at a high update rate. The route to highprecision dual-comb range finder design based on ultralow jitter femtosecond fiber lasers is proposed.
文摘MV pulsed switch plays a key role as the transfer switch in large electromagnetic pulse simulators. To broaden the range of self-triggering time, a novel spark-discharge pre-ionization switch, in which the main gap electric field is superposed at the trigger gap to let the electrons in its spark channel also become initial electrons, is proposed and tested. The design idea is: as electrons in the spark channel of the trigger gap always exist after its breakdown, the injection time of pre-ionization should have a more negligible effect on reducing the switch jitter. The experiment results under pulses with a rise time of ~100 ns support the above assumptions.When the operating voltage is from ~300 to ~800 kV and the self-triggering time is ~45% to~75% of the peak time, the breakdown time delay jitter is less than 2 ns, and the breakdown voltage jitter is smaller than 1.25%. Under specific self-triggering time, the breakdown time delay jitter is less than 1.5 ns, and the breakdown voltage jitter is smaller than 0.8%.
文摘In this paper, a calculation model for the breakdown time delay and jitter of gas switches under hundred-nanosecond pulses is proposed and applied in a self-triggered pre-ionized switch. The effects of injection time of pre-ionization, pulse rise time, and the pre-ionization jitter are discussed and verified through experiments. It indicates that the pre-ionization should be injected when the electric field is high enough in the gap, injection after 80% peak-time can ensure its effectiveness.Then the statistical time delay jitter will be determined by the pre-ionization jitter, which is an intrinsic restriction of the self-triggered switch. However, when the changing rate of the pulsed electric field exceeds a certain value, the breakdown time delay jitter can be partly offset in the formative stage because the formative time delay has an exponential relationship with the electric field. Therefore, lower time jitter can be obtained under pulses with a shorter pulse rise time. In general, the results of the calculation model agree with the experimental results, and the experimental parameters which lead to a low jitter can also be used as a reference.
基金Sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China( Grant No.11403022).
文摘The TMT tertiary mirror system is facing a challenge of a rigid requirement for image jitter performance. The design of the mechanical structure and the devices selection will affect the image motion jitter for the telescope observation. In this paper, a jitter test experiment has been done on a similar configuration telescope to support the design of the TMT tertiary mirror system. A method of position tracking is explored for jitter test using a 32bit absolute angle encoder. Several kinds of disturbance sources which can affect the system jitter have been discussed. According to the experimental results, during the low speed tracking, the jitter is less than 10 milliarcsec RMS, and the design of the system can meet the jitter requirement the TMT tertiary mirror system. The NFIRAOS error rejection transfer function is given for the further correction of jitter.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11275024,61274024,and 61474123)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association,China(Grant No.2013105)the Ministry of Science and Technology of China(Grant Nos.2013YQ030595-3 and 2011AA120101)
文摘We characterized the dependence of the timing jitter of an InGaAs/InP single-photon avalanche diode on the excess bias voltage(V_(ex)) when operated in 1-GHz sinusoidally gated mode.The single-photon avalanche diode was cooled to-30 degrees Celsius.When the V_(ex) is too low(0.2 V-0.8 V) or too high(3 V-4.2 V),the timing jitter is increased with the V_(ex),particularly at high V_(ex).While at middle V_(ex)(1 V-2.8 V),the timing jitter is reduced.Measurements of the timing jitter of the same avalanche diode with pulsed gating show that this effect is likely related to the increase of both the amplitude of the V_(ex) and the width of the gate-on time.For the 1-GHz sinusoidally gated detector,the best jitter of 93 ps is achieved with a photon detection efficiency of 21.4%and a dark count rate of ~2.08×10^(-5) per gate at the V_(ex) of 2.8 V.To evaluate the whole performance of the detector,we calculated the noise equivalent power(NEP) and the afterpulse probability(P_(ap)).It is found that both NEP and P_(ap) increase quickly when the V_(ex) is above 2.8 V.At ~2.8-V V_(ex),the NEP and P_(ap) are ~2.06×10^(16)W/Hz^(1/2) and 7.11%,respectively.Therefore,the detector should be operated with V_(ex) of 2.8 V to exploit the fast time response,low NEP and low P_(ap).
文摘The periodic cell stream is a very important member among the input traffic sources in ATM networks. In this paper, a finite-buffered ATM multiplexer with traffic sources composed of a periodic cell stream, multiple i.i.d Bernoulli cell streams and bursty two-state Markov Modulated Bernoulli Process (MMBP) cell streams is exactly analyzed. The probability mass function of queuing delay, the autocorrelation and power spectrum of delay jitter for this periodic cell stream are derived. The analysis is used to expose the behavior of delay jitter for a periodic cell stream through an ATM multiplexer in a bursty traffic environment. The simulation results indicate that the analytical results are accurate.
