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Results of field experiments on the influence of atmospheric conditions and some instrumental characteristics on the quality of information transfer in a bistatic optoelectronic communication system (OECS) operating in the visible wavelengths range are considered. The length of the atmospheric channel reached 17 km. Radiation of a copper bromide vapor laser with a wavelength of 510.6 nm was used as a signal source. It is shown that bistatic or over-the-horizon OECSs can operate both under the conditions of a cloudy and cloud-free atmosphere. Average values and standard deviations of communication errors were estimated under different atmospheric-optical conditions when some characteristics of individual instrumentation units varied.
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Original Russian Text © V.V. Belov, M.V. Tarasenkov, V.N. Abramochkin, V.V. Ivanov, A.V. Fedosov, Yu.V. Gridnev, V.O. Troitskii, V.A. Dimaki, 2014, published in Optika Atmosfery i Okeana.
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Belov, V.V., Tarasenkov, M.V., Abramochkin, V.N. et al. Atmospheric bistatic communication channels with scattering. Part 2. Field experiments in 2013. Atmos Ocean Opt 28, 202–208 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1024856015030069
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