• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 45, Issue 5, 0506002 (2025)
Xuegui Zhu*, Qingchao Wu, Huaiqing Zhang, Wenchao Yu, and Gengjian Liu
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  • School of Electrical Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS241685 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Xuegui Zhu, Qingchao Wu, Huaiqing Zhang, Wenchao Yu, Gengjian Liu. Cross‑Medium Downlink Characteristics for Low Altitude Airborne Laser Wireless Power Transmission[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2025, 45(5): 0506002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Algorithm flowchart for laser full link transmission from the atmosphere to the air‒sea interface and into the seawater
    Fig. 1. Algorithm flowchart for laser full link transmission from the atmosphere to the air‒sea interface and into the seawater
    Influence of complex refractive index of atmospheric aerosol particles on atmospheric optical coefficients. (a) Real part of complex refractive index; (b) imaginary part of complex refractive index
    Fig. 2. Influence of complex refractive index of atmospheric aerosol particles on atmospheric optical coefficients. (a) Real part of complex refractive index; (b) imaginary part of complex refractive index
    Influence of mass concentration of phytoplankton and non-pigment suspended particle in seawater on the optical coefficients of seawater. (a) Mass concentration of phytoplankton; (b) mass concentration of non-pigment suspended particles
    Fig. 3. Influence of mass concentration of phytoplankton and non-pigment suspended particle in seawater on the optical coefficients of seawater. (a) Mass concentration of phytoplankton; (b) mass concentration of non-pigment suspended particles
    Influence of laser wavelength on optical coefficients of atmosphere and seawater. (a) Atmosphere; (b) seawater
    Fig. 4. Influence of laser wavelength on optical coefficients of atmosphere and seawater. (a) Atmosphere; (b) seawater
    Distribution of propagation trajectories of successfully received photons at different atmospheric and underwater transmission distances. (a) 50 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water; (b) 50 m in the atmosphere and 10 m under water; (c) 100 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water
    Fig. 5. Distribution of propagation trajectories of successfully received photons at different atmospheric and underwater transmission distances. (a) 50 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water; (b) 50 m in the atmosphere and 10 m under water; (c) 100 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water
    Propagation trajectories of single photon. (a) 3D-view; (b) YOZ view; (c) XOY view
    Fig. 6. Propagation trajectories of single photon. (a) 3D-view; (b) YOZ view; (c) XOY view
    Energy flow distribution of successfully received photons at different atmospheric and underwater transmission distances. (a) 50 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water; (b) 50 m in the atmosphere and 10 m under water; (c) 100 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water
    Fig. 7. Energy flow distribution of successfully received photons at different atmospheric and underwater transmission distances. (a) 50 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water; (b) 50 m in the atmosphere and 10 m under water; (c) 100 m in the atmosphere and 20 m under water
    Effect of transmission distance on normalized received power. (a) Different atmospheric transmission distances; (b) different underwater transmission distances
    Fig. 8. Effect of transmission distance on normalized received power. (a) Different atmospheric transmission distances; (b) different underwater transmission distances
    Influence of wind speed on transmission characteristics. (a) Influence of wind speed on photon transmittance and photon deflection angle; (b) influence of wind speed on normalized received power
    Fig. 9. Influence of wind speed on transmission characteristics. (a) Influence of wind speed on photon transmittance and photon deflection angle; (b) influence of wind speed on normalized received power
    Influence of laser beam waist radius and receiver receiving radius on normalized received power. (a) Beam waist radius; (b) receiving radius
    Fig. 10. Influence of laser beam waist radius and receiver receiving radius on normalized received power. (a) Beam waist radius; (b) receiving radius
    Xuegui Zhu, Qingchao Wu, Huaiqing Zhang, Wenchao Yu, Gengjian Liu. Cross‑Medium Downlink Characteristics for Low Altitude Airborne Laser Wireless Power Transmission[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2025, 45(5): 0506002
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