Abstract

The performance of hollow hyperbolic sinusoidal Gaussian beam (HHsGB) propagating in weak turbulent optical communication link is examined by analysing the beam scintillation indices. System parameters’ effect on point-like and aperture-averaged scintillation index values is investigated. The obtained results show that HHsGBs with small source sizes improve the link performance by reducing the scintillation level. In communication systems with a big receiver aperture radius, HHsGBs with high orders significantly minimize the scintillation level. Thus, the provided results will have significant potential in improving free-space optical communication performance in a wide range of applications.

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