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21 December 1978 Diversity Arrays For Optical Communications Through Atmospheric Turbulence
Charles M. McIntyre, James H. Churnside
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Abstract
Motivation for the use of spatial diversity arrays in both direct detection and optical' heterodyne communications receivers in the presence of atmospheric turbulence is discussed. Procedures for specifying optimum receiver structures are described and the statistical characterization of the received field necessary for utilizing these procedures is presented.
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Charles M. McIntyre and James H. Churnside "Diversity Arrays For Optical Communications Through Atmospheric Turbulence", Proc. SPIE 0150, Laser and Fiber Optics Communications, (21 December 1978); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.956704
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KEYWORDS
Receivers

Sensors

Heterodyning

Signal detection

Optical communications

Atmospheric turbulence

Atmospheric propagation

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