Architecture overview and data summary of a 5.4 km free-space laser communication experiment

Architecture overview and data summary of a 5.4 km free-space laser communication experiment

MIT Lincoln Laboratory designed and built two free-space laser communications terminals, and successfully demonstrated error-free communication between two ground sites separated by 5.4 km in September, 2008. The primary goal of this work was to emulate a low elevation angle air-to-ground link capab...

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Main Authors: Henion, Scott R. (Contributor), Magliocco, Richard J. (Contributor), Volpicelli, Alicia M. (Contributor), Wilcox, William E., Jr (Contributor), Michael, Steven (Contributor), Greco, Joseph Anthony, Jr (Contributor), Walther, Frederick G. (Contributor), Moores, John D. (Contributor)
Other Authors: Lincoln Laboratory (Contributor)
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Language:English
Published: The International Society for Optical Engineering, 2010-03-19T14:03:34Z.
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