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Orbital Systems project aims to boost optical space comms
20 Jan 2021
French partners Cailabs, Onera, and CNES to develop, evaluate atmospheric turbulence compensation module.
Aim is to improve laser satellite communications.Cailabs, Rennes, France, a technology company that develops photonic solutions to maximize the industrial potential of beam shaping, is to team up with French aerospace lab ONERA to collaborate on the CNES research and technology program called Orbital Systems.
The aim of this 18-month program is to improve laser satellite communication solutions by developing a module to compensate for atmospheric turbulence. To achieve this, the two organizations, with the support of CNES, will pool their respective expertise in beam shaping, optical communications in turbulent environments, and orbital systems.
This 7.3AE3BP-7.3m three axis satellite tracking system features a 7-degree tilt axis that is suitable for operation at X-band and below. In a near overhead pass the 7.3AE3BP positioner utilizes three axis tracking to completely eliminate reception loss caused by what is referred to as a “keyhole effect” by reducing the worst-case maximum tracking velocity requirements for a low LEO to about 40/sec, allowing use at any practical frequency.
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