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24 April 2008 Results from long term studies of packet testing at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory free-space lasercomm test facility
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The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory has been examining propagation of a 1550nm laser at its free-space lasercomm test facility at Chesapeake Bay Detachment (NRL-CBD). NRL-CBD offers a ten mile free-space optical laser communication (FSO lasercomm) path over water. Atmospheric propagation data and as well as bit error rate and packet error rate data has been collected along the one-way ten mile link and a round-trip twenty mile link using passive retroreflectors. Long term 24/7 data collection on the one-way range at the lasercomm test facility (LCTF) provides insight into availability and packet error rates of maritime FSO lasercomm. Results from this study will be presented.
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M. R. Suite, H. R. Burris, C. I. Moore, L. M. Wasiczko, R. Mahon, and W. S. Rabinovich "Results from long term studies of packet testing at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory free-space lasercomm test facility", Proc. SPIE 6951, Atmospheric Propagation V, 69510U (24 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.783696
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KEYWORDS
Receivers

Free space optics

Analytical research

Transmitters

Sensors

Optical amplifiers

Atmospheric propagation

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