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5 September 2002 Adaptive optic system with stochastic parallel analog optimization based on a ground-to-air carbon dioxide laser communication system
Hongtao Zhang, FuChang Yin, Kui Cai
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Abstract
Wave-front distortion compensation using system performance metric optimization applied to ground-to-air carbon-dioxide laser communication system is explored theoretically and experimentally. A performance criterion for parallel perturbation-based algorithms is introduced and applied to optimize adaptive system architecture. We present numerical simulation results for an adaptive imaging system based on the stochastic parallel perturbation technique, along with 37 control channels. An adaptive system with a self-organized control channel hierarchy i introduced and analyzed. Results demonstrate that adaptive wave front correction by the parallel perturbation technique can significantly improve imaging quality.
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Hongtao Zhang, FuChang Yin, and Kui Cai "Adaptive optic system with stochastic parallel analog optimization based on a ground-to-air carbon dioxide laser communication system", Proc. SPIE 4926, Adaptive Optics and Applications II, (5 September 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.481695
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KEYWORDS
Adaptive optics

Control systems

Stochastic processes

Telecommunications

Laser systems engineering

Mirrors

Laser communications

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