Abstract
X-ray communication offers significant advantages over traditional microwave methods due to its shorter wavelength and higher theoretical bandwidth, enabling efficient space communication and penetration through complex electromagnetic environments. However, current systems face limitations in X-ray emission modulation and high-precision timing detection. To meet the high-frequency transmission demands of space missions, we developed a pulsed X-ray emission source capable of high-frequency modulation. Additionally, we identified specific scintillators with distinct advantages for different transmission frequency ranges, allowing for performance optimization. Experimental results demonstrated a successful transmission rate of 10 MHz, validating the feasibility of MHz-frequency X-ray communication.
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