30-dB data rate improvement for interplanetary laser communication

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Mar 2008

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Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies XX. Edited by Mecherle, Steve. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 6877, pp. 687707-687

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Research toward returning high-rate data from deep-space using laser communications has been ongoing for nearly thirty years. Recently the Mars Laser Communication Demonstration (MLCD) Project completed the preliminary design of a system that would have allowed communicating at 1-Mb/s from Mars farthest range and at 30-Mb/s from the closest Mars range. In this paper we propose link improvements based on increased efficiencies and low-risk design modifications that will allow realizing a 30-dB improvement in return data rates from the farthest Mars range by the 2020 time frame.

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