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Proceedings Article | 21 August 2013 Paper

The non-continuous optical signal identification and data storage on the case of atmospheric disturbances

Si-yuan Yu, Yong-kai Liu, Jing Ma, Li-ying Tan

Proceedings Volume 8906, 89060A (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2031830

KEYWORDS: Data storage, Clocks, Data conversion, Data communications, Atmospheric optics, Telecommunications, Laser communications, Satellites, Field programmable gate arrays, Scintillation

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In the link of satellite to ground laser communication, light signals received by ground terminal receivers are susceptible to interference due to the impact of atmospheric turbulence, and it will result in the degradation of communication quality or even interruption. In this situation, the conventional communication detection device would not be able to analyze the link performance. Thus, it is necessary to develop a set of non-continuous optical signal recognition and storage devices which could work under adverse atmospheric conditions and do the online analysis of the impact of atmospheric on the link of satellite to ground laser. Since the interruption of the optical signal will cause the logical disorders of the high data rate storage system, which uses the CDR output clock as the system clock, general storage device cannot meet the demand of effective storage for communication. In this paper, the usage of FPGA optical signal recovered clock frequency discriminator identified the impact of non-continuous communication signal of atmospheric disturbances effectively. Through the optimization of the system hardware design and software control, we achieved the identification and storage of the laser communication optical signal data while the factor of atmospheric scintillation varying from 0 to 1.5 and the communication data rate being 600Mbps.

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