Optical communications – Optical communication over freee space – Transmitter and receiver
Reexamination Certificate
2006-08-29
2006-08-29
Bello, Agustin (Department: 2633)
Optical communications
Optical communication over freee space
Transmitter and receiver
C398S128000, C398S129000, C398S131000, C359S015000, C359S019000, C359S029000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07099590
ABSTRACT:
A filtering technique for a free space communication that features encoding and decoding of signals employing a filtering apparatus that includes a bulk holographic transform function. Employing the encoding and decoding technique facilitates providing a great number of channels of communication in a unit volume while preventing unwanted cross-talk between the communication channels. In addition, secure communication links between transmitters and receivers may be provided.
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Bello Agustin
Brooks Kenneth C.
Curs Nathan
R&DM Foundation
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