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most citedSatellite-to-ground quantum communication using a 50-kg-class micro-satellite

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astro-ph.IM2015★ 11 cited

CTA telescopes as deep-space lasercom ground receivers

Alberto Carrasco-Casado, Jose Manuel Sanchez-Pena, Ricardo Vergaz

The amount of scientific data to be transmitted from deep-space probes is very limited due to RF-communications constraints. Free-space optical communication can alleviate this bot…

astro-ph.IM2015★ 20 cited

Low-Impact Air-to-Ground Free-Space Optical Communication System Design and First Results

Alberto Carrasco-Casado, Eva Oton, Ricardo Vergaz +3

An air-to-ground free-space optical communication system has been designed and partially developed. The design covers both the communications between the airborne and the ground st…

astro-ph.IM2015★ 9 cited

Design and early development of a UAV terminal and a ground station for laser communications

Alberto Carrasco-Casado, Ricardo Vergaz, Jose M. Sanchez-Pena

A free-space laser communication system has been designed and partially developed as an alternative to standard RF links from UAV to ground stations. This project belongs to the SI…

quant-ph2015

High-speed free-space quantum key distribution with automatic tracking for short-distance urban links

Alberto Carrasco-Casado, Maria-Jose Garcia-Martinez, Natalia Denisenko +1

High-speed free-space quantum key distribution located in urban environment offers an interesting alternative to public key encryption - whose security strength is yet to be mathem…

astro-ph.IM2015

Contributions to free-space optical communications: feasibility of utilizing Cherenkov telescopes as receivers and beam-wander correction in quantum communications

Alberto Carrasco-Casado

This thesis focuses on the two main applications where free-space optical communication (FSOC) can bring the most significant impact: interplanetary communications and quantum comm…