Abstract

Space laser communication optical antennas have very high requirements for the stability and uniformity of the temperature field. The GEO satellite-borne laser communication is affected by the violent alternating solar heat flow, which causes the thermal disturbance of the in-orbit temperature field of the extra-satellite optical antenna to become unstable. Reduce optical communication time. For this reason, the paper proposes a ?sun window? as a solar spectral filter device to shield solar radiation, combined with the thermal design of the optical antenna system, based on thermal simulation analysis to study the effectiveness of the solar window to suppress the thermal disturbance of the optical antenna temperature field. The research results show that the thermal control optimization design of the optical antenna system based on the "sun window" has a significant effect in suppressing the thermal disturbance of the optical antenna temperature field: the stability of the temperature field of the primary mirror is increased by 2.2 times, the stability of the temperature field of the secondary mirror is increased by 10.6 times. The uniformity of the temperature field of the secondary mirror is increased by about ten times, and the time that meets the requirements of the stability and uniformity of the optical communication antenna temperature field can be up to 24 hours per day, which is more than three times that of the solution without the "sun window".

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