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Multi-hop DF relayed FSO links with various modulation formats emulated by a dual-hop scheme for strong turbulence conditions

In this work, we try to minimize the mathematical complexity in analyzing outage and error performance by emulating multi-hop terrestrial FSO communication system as a single dual-hop scheme. More specifically, we approximate the topology of such a system and we estimate analytically its performance...

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Published in:Optik (Stuttgart) 2021-02, Vol.227, p.165972, Article 165972
Main Authors: Androutsos, N.A., Nistazakis, H.E., Petkovic, M.I., Djordjevic, G.T., Stassinakis, A.N., Volos, C.K.
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