Abstract
An autoencoder-residual (AE-Res) network is designated to assist the linearization of the wideband photonic scanning channelized receiver. It is capable of adaptively suppressing spurious distortions over multiple octaves of signal bandwidth, obviating the need for calculating the multifactorial nonlinear transfer functions. Proof-of-concept experiments indicate that the improvement of the third-order spur-free dynamic range (SFDR2/3) is 17.44 dB. Moreover, the results for real wireless communication signals demonstrate that the improvement of the spurious suppression ratio (SSR) is 39.69 dB and the reduction of the noise floor is ∼10 dB.
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