Space laser communication transmitting-receiving beam coaxial degree on-line detection system and method
By introducing a partitioned coated microlens array and a fine tracking detector in a space laser communication system, beam spatial separation within the same frame under the same detection architecture is achieved, solving the real-time and accuracy problems of optical axis detection in the prior art and improving the real-time performance and consistency of optical axis detection.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN ยท China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- CHENGDU GUANGZHIXINGLIAN TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-11
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-10
AI Technical Summary
In existing space laser communication systems, the detection of the optical axis relies on offline or intermittent calibration, which cannot reflect the real-time optical axis status during the communication process. There are cooperative errors in the measurement of beam divergence angle and pointing angle, and there is a lack of a detection structure that can perform low crosstalk, real-time separation and synchronous measurement of multi-wavelength beams in the same detection plane, resulting in a decrease in the accuracy of optical axis offset measurement.
By employing a coordinated setup of the transmitting optical path, receiving optical path, return reference optical path, and tracking sampling branch, spatial separation within the same frame is achieved through a partitioned coated microlens array and a fine tracking detector. Incident pointing deviation, outgoing pointing deviation, far-field divergence characterization, and defocus amount are obtained synchronously, and the electronic control processing unit performs real-time calculation and control.
It achieves low crosstalk and same-frame spatial separation of the transmitted and received beams under the same detection architecture, improves the real-time performance and consistency of optical axis detection, provides a stable basis for coaxiality maintenance and fine tracking compensation, and avoids the problem of inconsistent time and space references in traditional time-division detection or discrete detection.
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