2009
DOI: 10.3788/cjl20093611.2957
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Performance Analysis of Large-Aperture Receiving and Selection of Aperture Size in Atmospheric Optical Communications

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“…The principle of this method is the aperture averaging effect: if the diameter of the receiver aperture is larger than the coherence length of the light intensity fluctuation, the light intensity received by the system is the average of several speckle fields, and the random fluctuation of the light intensity will decrease with the increase of the diameter of the receiver aperture [18] . For the aperture smoothing effect of large-aperture receiving technology, a suitable theoretical model can be selected for analysis according to the difference in the intensity fluctuation of atmospheric turbulence in atmospheric channels [19] . However, when the aperture diameter of the receiver increases to a certain extent, the fluctuation of optical power will not decrease significantly with the continuous increase of the aperture size [20] .…”
Section: Large Aperture Receivingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The principle of this method is the aperture averaging effect: if the diameter of the receiver aperture is larger than the coherence length of the light intensity fluctuation, the light intensity received by the system is the average of several speckle fields, and the random fluctuation of the light intensity will decrease with the increase of the diameter of the receiver aperture [18] . For the aperture smoothing effect of large-aperture receiving technology, a suitable theoretical model can be selected for analysis according to the difference in the intensity fluctuation of atmospheric turbulence in atmospheric channels [19] . However, when the aperture diameter of the receiver increases to a certain extent, the fluctuation of optical power will not decrease significantly with the continuous increase of the aperture size [20] .…”
Section: Large Aperture Receivingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Through theoretical analysis above, we use four-order polynomial fitting (Chen, Yang and Jiang, 2009) to simplify the attenuation coefficient calculation method of haze particles. Fig.2 shows the changing curve of the atmospheric attenuation coefficient under different wavelengths and different visibility.…”
Section: Experimental and Calculation Analysis In Atmospheric Attenuamentioning
confidence: 99%