“…However, in addition to the scintillation effect, misalignment between transmission point and reception point due to building wobble causes oscillation of the FSO beam and, thus, pointing errors that restrict the performance of atmospheric FSO links, so the impact of pointing error (jitter) was widely investigated in literature. Recently, a new and generalized statistical model, called double Rician distribution, was used to model the the irradiance fluctuations of an unbounded optical wavefront propagating through a homogeneous, isotropic channel [7], [8], [9]. Double Rician distribution was demonstrated to have the advantage of unifying most of the proposed statistical models delivering, additionally, an excellent settlement with measured characteristics of plane wave and spherical wave propagation for a wide range of observed turbulence conditions (weak, moderate, strong).…”