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20 June 2001 Modeling of the tracking system components of the laser satellite communication systems
Vladimir V. Nikulin, Mounir Bouzoubaa, Victor A. Skormin, Timothy E. Busch
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High data rate of laser communication systems should be matched by wide operational bandwidth of beam positioning. This could be achieved by the application of non-mechanical beam steering technologies utilizing acousto-optic phenomena. Major components of acousto-optic beam steering systems, a Bragg cell and a quadrant detector, are subjected to comprehensive laboratory testing and characterization as components of a control system. Mathematical and computer simulation model of the entire steering system, addressing system dynamics, cross-coupling of azimuth and elevation channels, and nonlinearity, and facilitating synthesis of advanced control laws, is developed.
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Vladimir V. Nikulin, Mounir Bouzoubaa, Victor A. Skormin, and Timothy E. Busch "Modeling of the tracking system components of the laser satellite communication systems", Proc. SPIE 4272, Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies XIII, (20 June 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.430800
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KEYWORDS
Acoustics

Sensors

Bragg cells

Telecommunications

Systems modeling

Satellite communications

Satellites

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