Optical communication system of space propagation type

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

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359152, 359172, H04B 1000

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060915285

ABSTRACT:
Optical cables, which are connected to a light receiving section and a light transmitting section, respectively, are provided to be opposite to each other in three-axis directions to be freely movable and adjustable to image forming lenses of a receiving optical system and a transmitting optical system, respectively. The optical fiber is driven based on light intensity of receiving light to be three-dimensionally moved and adjusted so as to optically combined with the image forming lens, and the optical fiber is driven based on a light angle of the receiving light and aberration to be three-dimensionally moved and adjusted so as to optically combined with the image forming lens.

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Baister et al., "Pointing, acquisition and tracking for optical space communications", Electronics & Communication Engineering Journal, Dec. 1994. pp. 271-280.

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