Abstract
When a vortex beam propagates in turbulent conditions, it experiences numerous phenomena that impact the performance of the entire communication system, including light intensity flicker, mode crosstalk, beam drift, and phase distortion. Addressing the impact of turbulence has become a primary research goal in vortex optical communication systems, and the use of adaptive optics (AO) to correct wave front distortion is considered to be one of the most effective compensation methods. This chapter introduces the theory and principles of vortex beam detection and correction without using a wave front sensor.
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Ke, X., Wu, P. (2022). Vortex Beam Wave Front Correction Without Using a Wave Front Detector. In: Adaptive Optics Theory and Its Application in Optical Wireless Communication. Optical Wireless Communication Theory and Technology. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-7901-8_8
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