Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 56, Issue 21, 210101(2019)

Performance Analysis of Multi-Aperture Coherent Optical Receiver for Satellite-to-Ground Downlink

Xiaoyu Zhang1, Sheng Cui2、*, Deming Liu2, and Yang Jiang1、**
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Physics, Guizhou University, Guiyang, Guizhou 550025, China
  • 2School of Optical and Electronic Information, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, Hubei 430074, China
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    Structure diagram of multi-aperture coherent optical receiver for downlink free space optical (FSO)communication
    Relationship between average received power and BER for EGC coherent point receiver model under clean air condition in weak turbulence
    Relationship between average received power and BER for EGC coherent point receiver modelunder clean air condition in strong turbulence
    Relationship between receiving antenna diameter D and Rytov variance σR2
    Relationship between average received power and BER for L-channel EGC coherent optical receiver model with diameter of D under different fog conditions in weak turbulence. (a) Clean air; (b) light fog; (c) moderate fog; (d) thick fog; (e) dense fog
    Relationship between average received power and BER for L-channel with EGC coherent optical receiver model with diameter of D under different fog conditions in strong turbulence. (a) Clean air; (b) light fog; (c) moderate fog; (d) thick fog; (e) dense fog
    • Table 1. Weather condition parameters for 1550-nm wavelength signal

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      Table 1. Weather condition parameters for 1550-nm wavelength signal

      Type of fogVisibility /mTransmittance hl
      Light fog10000.94
      Moderate fog5000.85
      Thick fog2500.67
      Dense fog700.36
    • Table 2. Simulation parameters of satellite-to-ground downlink

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      Table 2. Simulation parameters of satellite-to-ground downlink

      ParameterValue
      Height from receiver to ground h0 m0
      Satellite altitude H/km38000
      Wavelength λ/nm1550
      Wind velocity ω/(m·s-1)21
      Refractive index parameter A0/(10-14m-2/3)1.7
      Zenith angle ζ0-π/2
    • Table 3. Sensitivity for coherent point receiver model under clean air condition in weak turbulence and strong turbulence (BER is 10-6)

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      Table 3. Sensitivity for coherent point receiver model under clean air condition in weak turbulence and strong turbulence (BER is 10-6)

      Turbulence conditionAverage received power /dBm
      L=1, Aperturearea of AL=2, Aperturearea of A/2L=3, Aperturearea of A/3L=4, Aperturearea of A/4
      Weak turbulence-45.60-46.89(1.29)-47.41(1.81)-47.52(1.92)
      Strong turbulence-26.85-37.64(10.79)-41.13(14.28)-42.72(15.87)
    • Table 4. Sensitivity for L-channel coherent optical receiver model with diameter of D under different fog conditions in weak turbulence and strong turbulence (BER is 10-6)

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      Table 4. Sensitivity for L-channel coherent optical receiver model with diameter of D under different fog conditions in weak turbulence and strong turbulence (BER is 10-6)

      TurbulenceconditionWeatherconditionSensitivity /dBm
      L=1, D=12 cmL=2, D=62 cmL=3, D=43 cmL=4, D=6 cm
      WeakturbulenceClear air-47.25-50.60(3.35)-52.45(5.20)-53.87(6.62)
      Light fog-46.96-50.35(3.39)-52.29(5.33)-53.58(6.62)
      Moderate fog-46.57-49.89(3.32)-51.80(5.23)-53.19(6.62)
      Thick fog-45.54-48.88(3.34)-50.77(5.23)-52.13(6.59)
      Dense fog-42.82-46.21(3.39)-48.07(5.25)-49.43(6.61)
      StrongturbulenceClear air-32.54-42.52(9.98)-46.86(14.32)-49.39(16.85)
      Light fog-32.27-42.24(9.97)-46.61(14.34)-49.12(16.85)
      Moderate fog-31.83-41.79(9.96)-46.17(14.34)-48.69(16.86)
      Thick fog-30.80-40.76(9.96)-45.13(14.33)-47.65(16.85)
      Dense fog-28.10-38.08(9.98)-42.43(14.33)-44.95(16.85)
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    Xiaoyu Zhang, Sheng Cui, Deming Liu, Yang Jiang. Performance Analysis of Multi-Aperture Coherent Optical Receiver for Satellite-to-Ground Downlink[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(21): 210101

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    Paper Information

    Category: Atmospheric Optics and Oceanic Optics

    Received: Apr. 4, 2019

    Accepted: Apr. 30, 2019

    Published Online: Nov. 2, 2019

    The Author Email: Sheng Cui (cuisheng@hust.edu.cn), Yang Jiang (jiangyang415@163.com)

    DOI:10.3788/LOP56.210101

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