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Study of Turbulence Induced Orbital Angular Momentum Channel Crosstalk in a 1.6km Free-Space Optical Link

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Abstract

We experimentally study the turbulence induced crosstalk between orbital angular momentum channels transmitted over a 1.6 km optical link. Our presented results indicate that turbulence mitigation techniques will be required for links of this length.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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