2012 8th International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks &Amp; Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/csndsp.2012.6292696
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Long-range laser communication terminals: Technically interesting, commercially incalculable

Abstract: Carl Zeiss Optronics is a manufacturer of electro-optical devices for military and security applications. Ultra-precise stabilized pan-tilt heads for armored land vehicles, ships, planes and helicopters are in the portfolio as well as precise optics for space observation and space laser communication terminals LCTs. 2008 Carl Zeiss Optronics started building terminal-pairs for terrestrial, airborne and under-water laser communication demonstrators. This paper discusses the technical challenges as well as comme… Show more

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“…Prior art has thoroughly investigated the ATP problem for a subset of OWC which deals with very long-range terrestrial, aerial, satellite and lunar communications using visible (~390-750 nm) or near IR band (~750-1600 nm) lasers and highly complicated low-divergence optics: free-space optical communications (FSO) [4]. Despite many successful deployments, while still much lower than those of its RF counterpart, the SWaP and cost figures of FSO ATP are still too large for use in medium-range (<100m) high volume commercial applications like communications for small-payload UAVs [5]. For such applications, another subset of OWC, visible light communications (VLC), can provide feasible low-SWaP and low-cost solutions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior art has thoroughly investigated the ATP problem for a subset of OWC which deals with very long-range terrestrial, aerial, satellite and lunar communications using visible (~390-750 nm) or near IR band (~750-1600 nm) lasers and highly complicated low-divergence optics: free-space optical communications (FSO) [4]. Despite many successful deployments, while still much lower than those of its RF counterpart, the SWaP and cost figures of FSO ATP are still too large for use in medium-range (<100m) high volume commercial applications like communications for small-payload UAVs [5]. For such applications, another subset of OWC, visible light communications (VLC), can provide feasible low-SWaP and low-cost solutions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%