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Diffractive optical element for optimum beam shaping for intersatellite optical communication

Dr. Mario Badas Aldecocea

University of Cambridge

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Tuesday · 2026-10-13

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3:20 PM - 4:20 PM

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General / Plenary

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Exhibition and Poster Session-2

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This work introduces a diffractive optical element designed to optimize laser beam shaping for intersatellite links. By effectively mitigating the detrimental effects of in-orbit micro-vibrations, the element stabilizes the optical channel against pointing jitter that exceeds the capabilities of traditional fine-pointing assemblies. This enhancement ensures consistent received power and improves overall communication reliability over long-distance orbital links.

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Optical CommunicationsInstrument PerformanceIntersatellite LinksOptical TerminalsPointing, Acquisition & TrackingEnvironmental Testing

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