Emulating an optical planetary access link with an aircraft

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Feb 2010

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Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies XXII. Edited by Hemmati, Hamid. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 7587, pp. 75870B-75

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Video imagery was streamed from the ground to an aircraft using a free-space laser communication link. The link operated at 270 Mb/s over slant ranges of 5-9 km in day and night time background conditions. The experiment was designed to demonstrate autonomous link acquisition and served as a first proof-of-concept for a planetary access link between a surface asset and an orbiter at Mars. System parameters monitored during the link demonstration including acquisition and tracking and communication performance are discussed.

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