Abstract

We experimentally demonstrate a 10 Gb/s free-space optical wiretap channel based on a spatial-diversity scheme and optical code division multiple access. In weak and middle turbulence cases, the bit error rate of a legitimate user can be decreased, and physical layer security can be simultaneously enhanced.

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