Digital Cavities and Their Potential Applications
arXiv:1302.6044 · doi:10.1088/1748-0221/8/05/T05005
Abstract
The concept of a digital cavity is presented. The functionality of a tunable radio-frequency/microwave cavity with unrestricted Q-factor is implemented. The theoretical aspects of the cavity and its potential applications in high resolution spectroscopy and synchronization of clocks together with examples in signal processing and data acquisition are discussed.
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