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1 July 1990 Design of compact transceiver optical systems for optical intersatellite links
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Abstract
In optical communication links between GEO satellites, all optical beam control functions required for the transceiver may be realized without using external gimbals. Configuration of such a transceiver internal optical system can be designed considering the satellite dynamics in orbit. This paper presents a design of the transceiver internal optical systems, taking into account the accuracy of satellite station-keeping and attitude control as well as an orbital separation. An experimental optics was constructed on the basis of the results for a bidirectional link between satellites separated by about 60 deg in orbit. The attitude control accuracy of + or - 0.1 deg and the satellite station-keeping of + or - 0.1 deg were assumed. It can be utilized to develop a variety of beam-controlling schemes.
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Kenichi Araki, Keizo Inagaki, and Koji Yasukawa "Design of compact transceiver optical systems for optical intersatellite links", Proc. SPIE 1218, Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies II, (1 July 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.18185
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KEYWORDS
Transceivers

Satellites

Beam controllers

Optical tracking

Control systems

Optical components

Sensors

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