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Applied Optics | 2016

Self-homodyne free-space optical communication system based on orthogonally polarized binary phase shift keying

Guangyu Cai; Guangyuan Li; Guo Zhang; Mengmeng Xu; Bo Zhang; Chaolei Yue; Liren Liu

A self-homodyne laser communication system based on orthogonally polarized binary phase shift keying is demonstrated. The working principles of this method and the structure of a transceiver are described using theoretical calculations. Moreover, the signal-to-noise ratio, sensitivity, and bit error rate are analyzed for the amplifier-noise-limited case. The reported experiment validates the feasibility of the proposed method and demonstrates its advantageous sensitivity as a self-homodyne communication system.


Chinese Optics Letters | 2017

Imaging process and signal-to-noise ratio improvement of enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar

Guo Zhang; Yu Zhou; Zhiyong Lu; Guangyuan Li; Guangyu Cai; Mengmeng Xu; Bo Zhang; Chenzhe Lao; Hongyu He; Liren Liu

This Letter gives the general construction of an enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar (SAIL) system, and proposes the principle of image processing. A point target is reconstructed in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL as well as in down-looking SAIL experiments, and the achieved imaging resolution of the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is analyzed. The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the point target final image in the enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL is higher than that in the down-looking SAIL. The enhanced self-heterodyne SAIL can improve the SNR of the target image in far-distance imaging, with practicality.


Proceedings of SPIE | 2015

Resampling technique in the orthogonal direction for down-looking Synthetic Aperture Imaging Ladar

Guangyuan Li; Zhiyong Lu; Ning Zhang; Guangyu Cai; Zhiwei Sun; Liren Liu

The implementation of down-looking Synthetic Aperture Imaging Ladar(SAIL) uses quadratic phase history reconstruction in the travel direction and linear phase modulation reconstruction in the orthogonal direction. And the linear phase modulation in the orthogonal direction is generated by the shift of two cylindrical lenses in the two polarization-orthogonal beams. Therefore, the fast-moving of two cylindrical lenses is necessary for airborne down-looking SAIL to match the aircraft flight speed and to realize the compression of the orthogonal direction, but the quick start and the quick stop of the cylindrical lenses must greatly damage the motor and make the motion trail non-uniform. To reduce the damage and get relatively well trajectory, we make the motor move like a sinusoidal curve to make it more realistic movement, and through a resampling interpolation imaging algorithm, we can transform the nonlinear phase to linear phase, and get good reconstruction results of point target and area target in laboratory. The influences on imaging quality in different sampling positions when the motor make a sinusoidal motion and the necessity of the algorithm are analyzed. At last, we perform a comparison of the results of two cases in resolution.


Laser Communication and Propagation through the Atmosphere and Oceans VII | 2018

Performance of DPSK free-space optical communication with spatial diversity

Chenzhe Lao; Zhiyong Lu; Yu Zhou; Guangyuan Li; Bo Zhang; Mengmeng Xu; Hongyu He; Guo Zhang

The performance of satellite-to-ground downlink optical communications over Gamma-Gamma distributed atmospheric turbulence are discussed for a direct detection differential phase shift keying system with spatial diversity, which combines the beam coherently before demodulation. Bit-error rate (BER) performances for various numbers of apertures are analyzed and compared for different zenith angle. We also consider the effect of the fiber coupling efficiency and loss ratio of beam coupler to the final BER. The results of numerical simulation shows that the advantage increases with the number of aperture. All the numerical results are verified by Monte-Carlo simulations.


Laser Communication and Propagation through the Atmosphere and Oceans VI | 2017

The integration of laser communication and ranging

Hongyu He; Chenzhe Lao; Guangyuan Li; Yu Zhou; Mengmeng Xu; Bo Zhang; Guo Zhang

The method to realize the integration of laser communication and ranging is proposed in this paper. In the transmitter of two places, the ranging codes with uniqueness, good autocorrelation and cross-correlation properties are embed in the communication data and the encoded with the communication data to realize serial communication. And then the encoded data are modulated and send to each other, which can realize high speed two one-way laser communication. At the receiver, we can get the received ranging code after the demodulation, decoding and clock recovery. The received ranging codes and the local ranging codes do the autocorrelation to get a roughly range, while the phase difference between the local clock and the recovery clock to achieve the precision of the distance.


Laser Communication and Propagation through the Atmosphere and Oceans VI | 2017

Fine track system of space coherent optical communication without position detector

Hongyu He; Yu Zhou; Zhiyong Lu; Qian Xu; Guo Zhang; Guangyuan Li; Mengmeng Xu; Bo Zhang; Chenzhe Lao; Liren Liu

Laser beams acquisition, pointing and tracking are crucial technologies of free space optical communication. Fine tracking system is an important component of APT (acquisition, pointing and tracking) system. Traditional fine tracking system use CCD or quadrant detector as the position detector of signal light. In order to simplify the system and improve accuracy, we propose a fine tracking system based on fiber nutation which don’t need a position detector and theoretically prove that the system is feasible. Meanwhile corresponding fine track system was built, experiment on position detection of the fine tracking system is done.


Laser Communication and Propagation through the Atmosphere and Oceans VI | 2017

Coherent optical communication detection device based on modified balanced optical phase-locked loop

Bo Zhang; Guangyuan Li; Guo Zhang; Mengmeng Xu; Hongyu He; Chenzhe Lao; Zhiyong Lu

In the field of satellite communication, space laser communication technology is famous for its high communication rate, good confidentiality, small size, low power consumption and so on. The design of coherent optical communication detection device based on modified balanced optical phase-locked loop (OPLL) is presented in the paper. It combined by local oscillator beam, modulator, voltage controlled oscillator, signal beam, optical filter, 180 degree hybrid, balanced detector, loop filter and signal receiver. Local oscillator beam and voltage controlled oscillator trace the phase variation of signal beam simultaneously. That taking the advantage of voltage controlled oscillator which responses sensitively and tunable local oscillator laser source with large tuning range can trace the phase variation of signal beam rapidly and achieve phase locking. The demand of the phase deviation is very low, and the system is easy to adjust. When the transmitter transmits the binary phase shift keying (BPSK) signal, the receiver can demodulate the baseband signal quickly, which has important significance for the free space coherent laser communication.


Proceedings of SPIE | 2015

Preliminary study on the direct detection of phase coded signal for ranging in ladar

Guangyu Cai; Ning Zhang; Guangyuan Li; Guo Zhang; Yucheng Jia; Liren Liu

A structure similar to the direct detection of the DPSK signals using polarization dependent free space Mach-Zehnder interferometer is set up to validate its ability for coherent ranging. M sequence is adopted for its superior performance in code compression. The resultant signal voltage is sampled instead of being zero crossing detected and cross-correlated with the modulation signal sampled at the same rate. The ranging peak appears in the one target setup after proper calibration of the interferometric bias point but doesn’t imply any correct range information. For the two range resolved targets, the output image doesn’t depict two independent peaks. The further study is being conducted.


Optics Communications | 2018

Ghost image in enhanced self-heterodyne synthetic aperture imaging ladar

Guo Zhang; Yu Zhou; Zhiyong Lu; Guangyuan Li; Mengmeng Xu; Bo Zhang; Chenzhe Lao; Hongyu He


Optics Communications | 2017

Attitude-error compensation for airborne down-looking synthetic-aperture imaging lidar

Guangyuan Li; Yu Zhou; Zhiyong Lu; Guo Zhang; Guangyu Cai; Liren Liu

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Guo Zhang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Liren Liu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhiyong Lu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Bo Zhang

Northeastern University

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Chenzhe Lao

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Hongyu He

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Mengmeng Xu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yu Zhou

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Guangyu Cai

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Ning Zhang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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