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OpSTAR: An In-Orbit Demonstrator for Optical Time Transfer and Positioning in Future Space Networks
Dr. Sinda Mejri· European Space Agency (ESA)
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PosterDevelopment / Research
Existing and future ultrafast lasers for space applications
Dr. Antoine Courjaud
Amplitude Laser
Day
Wednesday · 2026-10-14
Time
3:20 PM - 4:20 PM
Session
Exhibition and Poster Session-3
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
Session Exhibition and Poster Session-3
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This research details high-energy, high-repetition-rate picosecond laser systems designed for satellite ranging and space debris tracking. The proposed systems provide flexible pulse durations and excellent beam quality, with current developments reaching power outputs of 1J and targeted scalability to 14J. Passive wavefront correction is integrated to maintain performance stability, significantly improving the precision of ground-based optical measurements for space situational awareness.
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