Ali Eftikhar’s research while affiliated with Georgia Institute of Technology and other places

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Publications (1)


Optimization of an optical array receiver for deep-space optical communication during earth-mars conjunction phase
  • Conference Paper

December 2012

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Ali Eftikhar

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Farid Amoozegar

In this article, channel modeling, optimization of an optical receiver, and link analysis of a deep-space optical communication channel between a space-craft in MSO (Mars stationary orbit) and an optical receiver deployed on Earth are presented. The simulation results show that optimization of link parameters is essential to maximize the performance of an already power-starved deep-space communication link. The calculations of achievable data rates show that optical communication can provide an order of magnitude greater bandwidth compared to the current RF technology. This paper presents the analytical results during Earth-Mars conjunction phase, which represents the worst-case channel conditions for an optical communication channel between planet Earth and Mars.

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... The authors in [9] investigate the deep space optical Poisson channel in a controlled laboratory environment. The authors in [10] develop the Mars-Earth FSO channel under Poisson model and analyze the link budget. Moreover, the FSO channel modeling needs take into account the solar scintillation effect [11], [12], which can lead to amplitude fluctuation of the received optical signal. ...

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Synodic Period Channel Modeling and Coding Scheme for Deep Space Optical Communications
Optimization of an optical array receiver for deep-space optical communication during earth-mars conjunction phase
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • December 2012