Photoconductive spread-spectrum communications system

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359111, 359145, 359180, 359189, 375200, H04B 1000, H04B 1500, H04K 100

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ABSTRACT:
A photoconductive spread-spectrum communications system that includes a tsmitter and a receiver. The transmitter includes an oscillating laser, a Pockels' cell, a delay cell, a photoconductive switch, and an antenna for transmitting an electromagnetic spread-spectrum signal. The receiver includes an oscillating laser, a Pockels' cell, an antenna for receiving a spread-spectrum signal, a photoconductive switch, a filter, and a threshold detector for regenerating the signal contained within the spread-spectrum transmission.

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