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Improved performance of analog and digital acousto-optic modulation with feedback under profiled beam propagation for secure communication using chaos

A SPIE journal article published 2014-12-03 describes technical improvements to acousto-optic modulation using feedback and profiled beam propagation intended for secure chaotic optical communication. The supplied source item contains bibliographic information but no additional experimental or impact details.

Categories: science-and-space, technology, positive-progress

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The paper reports technical improvements that are relevant to secure optical communication research.

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Improved performance of analog and digital acousto-optic modulation with feedback under profiled beam propagation for secure communication using chaos

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