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27 May 1998 Temporal broadening of ultrashort space-time Gaussian pulses with applications in laser satellite communication
Deborah E. Tjin-Tham-Sjin, Cynthia Y. Young, Larry C. Andrews
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Abstract
In this paper, analytic expressions for the temporal broadening of narrowband space-time Gaussian pulses propagating in weak optical turbulence are derived for both near and far fields. General results are presented for nominal parameter values characterizing laser communication through the atmosphere. Specific examples are calculated for both upper atmosphere UAV-UAV cross-links and uplink/downlink satellite communication paths. It is shown that for both the near and far fields, pulses on the order of 10 - 20 femtoseconds can broaden by more than 100% whereas pulses greater than 500 femtoseconds have negligible broadening.
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Deborah E. Tjin-Tham-Sjin, Cynthia Y. Young, and Larry C. Andrews "Temporal broadening of ultrashort space-time Gaussian pulses with applications in laser satellite communication", Proc. SPIE 3266, Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies X, (27 May 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.308711
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KEYWORDS
Near field

Atmospheric propagation

Wave propagation

Turbulence

Satellite communications

Near field optics

Laser applications

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