Capture Probability Modeling and Simulation in Satellite-Ground Laser Link under Vibrations

The narrow laser beam of a wireless laser link provides high gain, but its narrowness also poses challenges in physical implementation, particularly in capturing the beam. The comprehensive incorporation of vibration impact remains inadequate within the present framework employed for modeling the sp...

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Published in2023 IEEE 18th Conference on Industrial Electronics and Applications (ICIEA) pp. 352 - 357
Main Authors Huang, Yishi, Li, Cong, Xin, Ning, Cai, Wenbing, Yuan, Shuai, Liu, Naijin, Liu, Lei, Lu, Yuanming
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 18.08.2023
Subjects
Detectors
energy detection
Graphical models
influence of vibration
laser link capturing
Laser modes
Laser noise
Laser theory
Probability
satellite-ground links
Vibrations
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Summary:The narrow laser beam of a wireless laser link provides high gain, but its narrowness also poses challenges in physical implementation, particularly in capturing the beam. The comprehensive incorporation of vibration impact remains inadequate within the present framework employed for modeling the spatial distribution of capture probability pertaining to Gaussian beams. In this paper, we investigate how vibrations affect the probability of capturing the laser beam in a satellite-ground laser communication link. We derive a model for capture probability based on the energy detection method, taking into account several relevant factors, such as the relative position between the detector and beam, vibration, laser power, beam divergence angle, and background noise. In this paper, we thoroughly explore the principle of how vibration affects the capture probability and present numerical simulation results. Furthermore, we calculate the transmit power under required detection probability widths to provide a reference for designing the actual capture parameters.
ISSN:2158-2297
DOI:10.1109/ICIEA58696.2023.10241602