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Turbulence-induced channel crosstalk in an orbital angular momentum-multiplexed free-space optical link

Anguita, Jaime A., Neifeld, Mark A., Vasic, Bane V.·2008·Applied Optics

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A multichannel free-space optical (FSO) communication system based on orbital angular momentum (OAM)-carrying beams is studied. We numerically analyze the effects of atmospheric turbulence on the system and find that turbulence induces attenuation and crosstalk among channels. Based on a model in which the constituent channels are binary symmetric and crosstalk is a Gaussian noise source, we find optimal sets of OAM states at each turbulence condition studied and determine the aggregate capacity of the multichannel system at those conditions. OAM-multiplexed FSO systems that operate in the weak turbulence regime are found to offer good performance. We verify that the aggregate capacity decreases as the turbulence increases. A per-channel bit-error rate evaluation is presented to show the uneven effects of crosstalk on the constituent channels.

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Authors
Anguita, J. A., Neifeld, M. A., & Vasic, B. V.
Venue
Applied Optics
Published
2008-04-28
Volume
47
Issue
13
Pages
2414
ISSN
  • 0003-6935
  • 1539-4522
Cited by
442
References
1
Language
en

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