Possibilities of Using FSO/RF Technology in Military Communication Systems

Mikołajczyk, J.; Szabra, D.; Matyszkiel, Robert; Grochowina, Boguslaw

doi:10.23919/ntsp.2018.8524129

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“…fog and turbulence), the integration of both technologies into one FSO/RF device allows increasing data link availability up to the value of 99.999% [6,7]. This is very important for military operations [8]:…”

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Hybrid wireless communication link

Mikołajczyk

Matyszkiel

Szabra

et al. 2020

Radioelectronic Systems Conference 2019

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The paper presents a construction of a wireless hybrid data link operates applying two transmission channels using optical radiation (FSO-Free Space Optics) and radio one (RF-Radio Frequency). Based on some parameters (e.g. laser power, optics aperture, photodetector detectivity, signal bandwidth, beam divergence) of the link components, its data range was determined for various operating conditions (visibility and turbulence). Preliminary tests of the link prototype (TRL 6) were carried out at the Military Communication Institute, Poland. The results showed that the use of FSO/RF technology systems can provide the increase in data transmission security, link availability, and immunity to intentional interference. Considering the features of this technology, high applicable potential to military activities was observed.

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Hybrid wireless communication link

Mikołajczyk

Matyszkiel

Szabra

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Radioelectronic Systems Conference 2019

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Application of Quantum Technology in Military Communications

Wang,

Li,

Jiang

2023

2023 International Conference on Networking, Informatics and Computing (ICNETIC)

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The Hybrid Wireless Communication Link

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Tejas³

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The paper describes the development of a wirelessly hybrid data connection that employs two channels of transmission using radio waves and optical radiation (FSO, free space optics) (RF - Radio Frequency). Its data range was established under various operating settings based on several factors (such as diode lasers, optics aperture, photodetector phototransistor, signal bandwidth, and beam divergence) of the connection components (visibility and turbulence). The Military Communication Institute in Poland conducted the first testing on the link prototype (TRL 6). The findings show that the employment of an FSO/RF information system may boost connection availability, data transmission security, and immunity to malicious interference. Given the characteristics of this technology, it was found to have a significant degree of military application potential

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Possibilities of Using FSO/RF Technology in Military Communication Systems

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