Performance Analysis of Inter-satellite Optical Wireless Communication (IsOWC) System with Multiple Transmitters/Receivers

The satellite communications networks have certainly been innovated recently by Inter-satellite optical wireless communication (IsOWC) networks. The prerequisite for next generation mobile satellite communication is superior multimedia facility for consumers at anytime and anywhere. The proposed optical communication system is designed and analysed to improve data transmission quality over the distance between two geostationary (GEO) satellites greater than 36000 km. This trend is to achieve high speed transmission with minimizing the presence possibility of free space loss in transmission that can occur in satellite communication via the longest range. Numerous transceivers IsOWC is a hopeful way to deal with be utilized related to different earth stations as a system utilized between the geosynchronous satellites. The wireless transmission creates the opportunity at high optical power without free space loss. The results of the simulated system showed that with 32 transmitters/receivers IsOWC, the Q-factor values of 36.526, 12.176 and 4.015 are obtained at 38000 km range at laser power of (19, 14 and 9) dBm, respectively. The proposed system is operated at 19 dBm optical power and different values of aperture size and the best values of Q-factor and BER are 41 and 10−250, respectively, for highest diameter value of 20 cm. The operation of the system with various values of bit rate is verified as well. It is seen that the best system performance is at 0.032 Gb/s bit rate and will be of lower as the bit rate increases until it roughly fixes at 32 Gb/s. This research offers the treatment for the transmission problem for ultra-speed application in mobile satellite systems.

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