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Laser Communications in Space - Applications and Systems

Klaus H. Kudielka

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Laser communication terminals are now on the verge of becoming standard equipment for data relay applications in space. The data return of future deep-space missions can also be significantly improved with optical communications, using technology that is readily available.

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Laser communication terminals are now on the verge of becoming standard equipment for data relay applications in space. The data return of future deep-space missions can also be significantly improved with optical communications, using technology that is readily available.

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Laser communication terminals are now on the verge of becoming standard equipment for data relay applications in space. The data return of future deep-space missions can also be significantly improved with optical communications, using technology that is readily available.

Key concepts: Free-space optical communication, Computer science, Space (punctuation), NASA Deep Space Network, Laser, Relay, Optical communication, Space technology

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