Optical interference on free-space optical transceivers
Hakki H. Refai; James J. Sluss; Hazem H. Refai;
Optical interference on free-space optical transceivers
We investigate the effects of optical interference on the performance of free-space optical (FSO) network links. Experiments indicate that interfering laser pulses of varying peak power, wavelength, and repetition rate incident upon FSO transceivers can produce up to a 90% reduction of average network throughput.
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