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Numerical investigation of a free-space optical coherent communication system based on optical phase-locked loop techniques for highspeed

Schaefer et al., 2015

Document ID
604622414313765514
Author
Schaefer S
Gregory M
Rosenkranz W
Publication year
Publication venue
Photonic Networks; 16. ITG Symposium

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We present a numerical investigation of current high-speed optical intersatellite communication. The considered laser communication terminal (LCT) uses an optical phase- locked loop (OPLL) which ensures stable homodyne detection. The corresponding phase …
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