Radio frequency signal generation device, and transmitter and receiver including the same

1. A transmitter comprising:

an optical comb generator configured to generate an optical comb signal including a plurality of first wavelength signals having different wavelengths;

a pulse shaper configured to attenuate remaining wavelength signals excluding a plurality of second wavelength signals among the plurality of first wavelength signals;

an optical-electronic converter configured to generate a carrier frequency signal from the plurality of second wavelength signals outputted from the pulse shaper;

a transmitter configured to transmit a signal to a receiver using the carrier frequency signal;

a memory storing a plurality of security codes and a carrier frequency corresponding to each of the plurality of security codes; and

a controller configured to sequentially select at least one of the plurality of security codes according to a frequency hopping pattern and control the pulse shaper according to a carrier frequency corresponding to the selected at least one security code.

2. The transmitter of claim 1 ,

wherein the controller is configured to control the plurality of second wavelength signals such that a carrier frequency of the carrier frequency signal varies in correspondence to the carrier frequency corresponding to the selected at least one security code.

3. The transmitter of claim 1 , further comprising:

a transceiver configured to transmit the selected at least one security code to the receiver.

4. The transmitter of claim 1 ,

wherein the optical-electronic converter is configured to generate the carrier frequency signal by beating the plurality of second wavelength signals with each other.

5. The transmitter of claim 1

wherein the carrier frequency of the carrier frequency signal is determined by a frequency difference between the plurality of second wavelength signals, and

wherein the controller is configured to control the number of the plurality of second wavelength signals output from the pulse shaper so that a signal output from the optical-electronic converter includes a multi-carrier frequency signal.

6. The transmitter of claim 3 ,

wherein a frequency signal used to transmit the at least one security code in the transceiver is a signal of a low frequency band relative to the at least one carrier frequency signal.

7. The transmitter of claim 6 ,

wherein the plurality of security codes and the carrier frequency corresponding to each of the plurality of security codes are shared with the receiver.

8. A receiver comprising:

an optical comb generator configured to generate an optical comb signal including a plurality of first wavelength signals having different wavelengths;

a pulse shaper configured to attenuate remaining wavelength signals excluding a plurality of second wavelength signals among the plurality of first wavelength signals;

an optical-electronic converter configured to generate a carrier frequency signal from the plurality of second wavelength signals outputted from the pulse shaper;

a receiver configured to receive a signal from a transmitter using the carrier frequency signal;

a memory storing a plurality of security codes and a carrier frequency corresponding to each of the plurality of security codes;

a transceiver configured to receive at least one security code that varies according to a frequency hopping pattern from the transmitter; and

a controller configured to obtain a carrier frequency corresponding to the received at least one security code from the memory and control the pulse shaper according to the carrier frequency corresponding to the at least one security code.

9. The receiver of claim 8 ,

wherein a frequency signal used to receive the at least one security code in the transceiver is a signal of a low frequency band relative to the at least one carrier frequency signal.

10. The receiver of claim 8 ,

wherein the plurality of security codes and the carrier frequency corresponding to each of the plurality of security codes are shared with the transmitter.

11. The receiver of claim 8 ,

wherein the optical-electronic converter is configured to generate the carrier frequency signal by beating the plurality of second wavelength signals with each other.

12. The receiver of claim 11 ,

wherein the frequency of the carrier frequency signal is determined by a frequency difference between the plurality of second wavelength signals, and

wherein the controller is configured to control the number of the plurality of second wavelength signals output from the pulse shaper so that a signal output from the optical-electronic converter includes a multi-carrier frequency signal.

13. A radio frequency signal generation device comprising:

an optical comb generator configured to generate an optical comb signal including a plurality of first wavelength signals having different wavelengths;

a pulse shaper configured to attenuate remaining wavelength signals excluding a plurality of second wavelength signals among the plurality of first wavelength signals;

an optical-electronic converter configured to generate a radio frequency signal including a carrier frequency signal from the plurality of second wavelength signals outputted from the pulse shaper; and

a pulse shaping controller configured to control the pulse shaper such that a carrier frequency of the carrier frequency signal varies according to a frequency hopping pattern.

14. The radio frequency signal generation device of claim 13 ,

wherein the pulse shaping controller is configured to control the number of the plurality of second wavelength signals so that the radio frequency signal output from the optical-electronic converter includes a multi-carrier frequency signal.